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mishit

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mis·hit  (ms-ht)
tr.v. mis·hit, mis·hit·ting, mis·hits
To hit (a tennis or cricket ball, for example) incorrectly or badly.
mishit n.
mishit Sport
n [ˈmɪsˌhɪt]
(General Sporting Terms) a faulty shot or stroke
vb [ˌmɪsˈhɪt] -hits, -hitting, -hit
(General Sporting Terms) to hit (a ball) with a faulty stroke
Translations
mishit
A. [ˈmɪshɪt] N → golpe m defectuoso
B. [ˌmɪsˈhɪt] VT → golpear mal
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