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Meaning & Definition of Bats in English

English

Bats

No longer in a state of mental health; mad or crazy.


Pronunciation:

/bats/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

bats

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A flying mammal capable of sustained flight, typically having a wingspan and echolocation abilities.

    Example Sentence: Bats are often seen flitting about at dusk in search of insects.

  • Definition: A piece of sports equipment used in games such as baseball and cricket to hit the ball.

    Example Sentence: He swung the bat and hit a home run.

  • Definition: Slang for being crazy or eccentric.

    Example Sentence: After staying up all night, he was feeling a bit bats.

Etymology

Origin: Old English 'bat' (meaning 'bat' or 'flittermouse')

Synonyms

winged mammalclubstickcrazymad

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • batty: Crazy or eccentric.
  • bat out of hell: To move very quickly.
  • going bats: Becoming crazy or wildly excited.

Translations

  • Spanish: murciélago
  • French: chauve-souris
  • German: Fledermaus
  • Russian: летучая мышь

Related Words

  • mammal: A warm-blooded vertebrate animal that has hair or fur and typically bears live young.
  • eccentric: Unconventional and slightly strange.
  • club: A heavy, thick stick used as a weapon or in sports.

Slang Meanings of bats

  • Meaning: Insane or crazy.

    Example Sentence: He's completely bats for thinking he can run a marathon without training.

  • Meaning: To be wild or overly excited.

    Example Sentence: The party was bats after he showed up.