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right off the bat
(informal, especially North American English)
〈米話〉すぐに、直ちに
immediately; without delay
:Kay answered right off the bat.(L)
:I started talking politics right off the bat.(英)
:I'm sorry to put you out right off the bat.(英)
:Let me ask you a question now right off the bat.(英)
:Because I am wearing my trademark hat, everyone knows me right off the bat.(英)
:We both liked each other right off the bat.(O)
:Foreign aid is one of the issues we have to deal with right off the bat.(O)

●Japan Times:JUN 6, 2012
E3: The one that got away from Japan
The first E3 was held in 1995, and right off the bat, the show was a success. It was so successful that an E3 was planned for Tokyo the following year.

●Japan Times:MAR 3, 2011
The busy lives of Japan’s super furry creatures
When first-time visitors arrive in Japan, a few things they may notice right off the bat include the juxtaposition of the high-tech and the ancient, the unfailing politeness of locals, and a curious fixation with cuteness — to wit, all the cute mascots that promote regions, historic sites, local specialties and events, the police, you name it.

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