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Definition 1:
To hit (something, such as a ball) with a bat, club, etc., or with your hand .
Examples:
The ball was batted down.
A batted ball [=a ball that has been hit by a batter in baseball]
Definition 2:
To try to hit a ball with a bat in baseball, cricket, or a similar game .
Examples:
It’s your turn to bat.
She was batting when it began to rain.
Who’s batting? = Who’s up to bat?
Definition 3:
To have a specified batting average In figurative use, to bat a thousand is to succeed in every attempt. This is an informal phrase that is used chiefly in U.S. English. .
Examples:
This year he’s batting [=hitting] .300. [=his batting average is .300]
She has five hits in five at bats, so she’s batting a thousand. [=her batting average is 1.000]
So far in her career, she’s batting a thousand. [=she has succeeded in everything she has done in her career]
No one bats a thousand in this business.
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