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carrying out one's bat

carrying out one's bat is the present participle and gerund of carry out one's bat.

Meaning of carry out one's bat

Verb

carry out one's bat (third-person singular simple present carries out one's bat, present participle carrying out one's bat, simple past and past participle carried out one's bat)

  1. To leave the wickets without having been put out.

Questions about carrying out one's bat

What is carrying out one's bat the present participle and gerund of?
Carrying out one's bat is the present participle and gerund of carry out one's bat.

Words near carrying out one's bat in the dictionary

  1. carrying on like a pork chop
  2. carrying one's own hide to market
  3. carrying one's weight
  4. carrying oneself
  5. carrying out
  6. carrying out one's bat
  7. carrying over
  8. carrying owls to Athens
  9. carrying pole
  10. carrying poles
  11. carrying someone's water

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