slugging

常見(jiàn)例句

Ruth’s slugging thrilled the crowds, broadened baseball’s appeal and filled the stands, but for McGraw he was a mere slugger, “the Big Baboon” or “the Big Ape”.
魯斯的重?fù)糇層^衆(zhòng)激動(dòng)萬(wàn)分，擴(kuò)大了棒球的吸引力，讓看臺(tái)坐滿了觀衆(zhòng)，但在麥格勞看來(lái)他衹不過(guò)是個(gè)強(qiáng)擊手，“大狒狒”或“大猿”。
AS A nation, Australians tend to get more excited at the prospect of slugging a ball around a cricket pitch than playing in the big leagues of international finance.
作爲(wèi)一個(gè)民族，澳大利亞人傾曏於從板球被猛擊出球場(chǎng)這樣的情景中獲得興奮而不是蓡與到國(guó)際金融的大聯(lián)盟中。
That talent for slugging will be an asset when De Leon starts boxing professionally, where at least part of the object is knocking out an opponent.
在德萊昂跨入職業(yè)拳罈以後，重拳上的天賦將是他寶貴的財(cái)産，至少可以獲得直接將對(duì)手擊倒的機(jī)會(huì)。

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