Definition of putout in US English:

putout

nounˈpʊtaʊtˈpo͝otoutˈpʊtaʊt

Baseball

An act of a fielder in retiring a batter or runner.
Example sentencesExamples
- A three-time Gold Glove recipient, Carter holds records for career putouts and total chances.
- Limbaugh, who likes to hug the right-field line, boasts of many putouts in foul territory.
- His number of putouts didn't increase dramatically, but defensive statistics don't always measure range adequately.
- He holds the major league record for putouts by a catcher and played an NL-record 2,056 games at the position.
- Since his first full season in 1997, he leads center fielders in putouts and assists.

Definition of putout in US English:

putout

nounˈpʊtaʊtˈpo͝otout

Baseball

An act of a fielder in retiring a batter or runner.
Example sentencesExamples
- A three-time Gold Glove recipient, Carter holds records for career putouts and total chances.
- Limbaugh, who likes to hug the right-field line, boasts of many putouts in foul territory.
- His number of putouts didn't increase dramatically, but defensive statistics don't always measure range adequately.
- He holds the major league record for putouts by a catcher and played an NL-record 2,056 games at the position.
- Since his first full season in 1997, he leads center fielders in putouts and assists.

单词	putout
释义	Definition of putout in US English: putout nounˈpʊtaʊtˈpo͝otoutˈpʊtaʊt Baseball An act of a fielder in retiring a batter or runner. Example sentencesExamples A three-time Gold Glove recipient, Carter holds records for career putouts and total chances. Limbaugh, who likes to hug the right-field line, boasts of many putouts in foul territory. His number of putouts didn't increase dramatically, but defensive statistics don't always measure range adequately. He holds the major league record for putouts by a catcher and played an NL-record 2,056 games at the position. Since his first full season in 1997, he leads center fielders in putouts and assists. Definition of putout in US English: putout nounˈpʊtaʊtˈpo͝otout Baseball An act of a fielder in retiring a batter or runner. Example sentencesExamples A three-time Gold Glove recipient, Carter holds records for career putouts and total chances. Limbaugh, who likes to hug the right-field line, boasts of many putouts in foul territory. His number of putouts didn't increase dramatically, but defensive statistics don't always measure range adequately. He holds the major league record for putouts by a catcher and played an NL-record 2,056 games at the position. Since his first full season in 1997, he leads center fielders in putouts and assists.
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