English–Japanese
“times at bat” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajidasū
Example
彼は五十打数で十本安打を打ちました。kare wa go jū da sū de jū pon an da o u chi ma shi ta
He got ten hits in fifty at-bats.
How to say “times at bat” in Japanese
“Times at bat” in Japanese is 打数 (dasū).
Counts a batter's official trips that can affect the batting average, rather than every time the batter comes to the plate.
Example sentences with 打数
チームの主力選手は今季、打数を大きく増やしています。chī mu no shu ryoku sen shu wa kon ki da sū o ō ki ku fu ya shi te i ma su
The team's key player is getting many more at-bats this season.
Tips for using 打数
- A batter can have more plate appearances than 打数 (dasū) because walks and some other outcomes increase plate appearances without increasing at-bats.