Pronunciation: /bi ˈbætɪŋ əˈbʌv jʊr ˈæv(ə)rɪʤ/
noun A person, place, thing, or idea, such as 'average'
A1 I am batting above my average in math class.
A2 She is batting above her average in English grammar.
B1 The team is batting above their average this season.
B2 The company has been batting above its average in sales for the past few quarters.
C1 Despite the challenges, the student continued to bat above their average in all subjects.
C2 The athlete has consistently been batting above their average, setting new records in every competition.
verb An action word that describes the act of batting
A1 She is batting above her average in math class.
A2 He is batting above his average in English grammar.
B1 The team is batting above their average this season.
B2 I am batting above my average in sales this month.
C1 The company is batting above its average in customer satisfaction.
C2 She has been batting above her average in academic achievements for years.
adverb A word that describes how the action of batting is being done
A1 She is batting above her average in math class.
A2 He is batting above his average in English grammar.
B1 The team is batting above their average this season.
B2 The student is batting above their average in all subjects.
C1 The company is batting above its average in terms of sales.
C2 The athlete is batting above their average and breaking records.
pronoun A word that replaces a noun, such as 'your' in 'above your average'
A1 She was batting above her average in the math test.
A2 He's been batting above his average in the football matches lately.
B1 The team captain encouraged the players to keep batting above their average.
B2 Despite the pressure, she managed to keep batting above her average throughout the competition.
C1 The CEO was impressed with how the sales team continued to be batting above their average.
C2 In order to succeed, you must consistently be batting above your average in all aspects of your work.
preposition A word that shows the relationship between 'batting' and 'above your average'
A1 He is batting above his average in math class.
A2 She is batting above her average in English grammar.
B1 The team is batting above their average this season.
B2 Despite being a rookie, he is batting above his average in the professional league.
C1 The company is batting above its average in terms of revenue growth.
C2 She has been batting above her average consistently, proving her skills in the field.
formal In order to secure a promotion, you must consistently be batting above your average in terms of performance.
informal If you want to impress the boss, make sure you're batting above your average on all your projects.
slang Dude, you've been batting above your average lately, keep up the good work!
figurative Life is like a game of baseball, sometimes you just have to keep swinging until you're batting above your average.
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