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batter ['bætə(r)](a) (beat → person) battre, maltraiter(b) (hammer → door, wall) frapper sur∎ the ship was battered by the waves le vaisseau était battu par les vagues;∎ figurative he felt battered by the experience il se sentait ravagé par l'expérience∎ (hammer) to batter at or on the door frapper à la porte à coups redoublés;∎ the waves battered against the coast les vagues s'abattaient le long de la côte3 noun -
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batter [ˈbætər]1. noun( = strike repeatedly) battre ; [+ baby] maltraiter* * *['bætə(r)] 1.noun Culinary gen pâte f; ( for frying) pâte f à frire2.fish in batter — beignets mpl de poisson
transitive verb [person] battre [person]; [storm, bombs] ravager; [waves] battre
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