switch hit
past tense of switch-hit
/swɪtʃ hɪt/
verb
- In baseball, to bat from either the left or right side of home plate, depending on the pitcher.
- Many major league players switch-hit to gain an advantage in the game.
- She can switch-hit, which makes her a valuable player on the team.
- The rookie learned to switch-hit to improve his chances against different pitchers.
- To be able to perform or adapt in two different ways or roles, especially in a flexible manner.
- In our small office, everyone has to switch-hit and do different jobs.
- The actor can switch-hit between comedy and drama with ease.
- He's a versatile musician who can switch-hit between guitar and piano.