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tennis racket

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Noun1.tennis rackettennis racket - a racket used to play tennis        
tennis racquet
racquet, racket - a sports implement (usually consisting of a handle and an oval frame with a tightly interlaced network of strings) used to strike a ball (or shuttlecock) in various games
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tennis racket n → racchetta da tennis
tennis racket n → racchetta da tennis
tennis racket → مضرب تنس tenisová raketa tennisketsjer Tennisschläger ρακέτα τένις raqueta de tenis tennismaila raquette de tennis teniski reket racchetta da tennis テニスラケット 테니스 라켓 tennisracket tennisracket rakieta tenisowa raquete de ténis, raquete de tênis теннисная ракетка tennisracket ไม้ตีเทนนิส tenis raketi vợt quần vợt 网球拍


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These mysterious articles were followed, however, by others which were more within their, range of comprehension--by a pair of dumb-bells, a purple cricket-bag, a set of golf clubs, and a tennis racket.
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