change up
/tʃeɪndʒ ʌp/
noun
- In baseball, a slow pitch thrown with the same arm motion as a fastball to confuse the batter.
- Learning a good change-up can make a pitcher much more effective.
- The pitcher's change-up kept the batters guessing all game.
- He threw a perfect change-up that dropped just before the plate.
- A change or variation from the usual pattern or routine.
- The team needed a change-up in their strategy to win the match.
- Taking a different route to work was a nice change-up from the daily commute.
- Her new haircut was a fun change-up from her usual style.
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