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词汇 beat
释义 beat
verb
uk /biːt/ us /biːt/beat | beaten or US alsobeat

beatverb (DEFEAT)


B1[ T ]
to defeat or do better than: 打败,战胜
beat someone at somethingSimon always beats me at tennis.西蒙打网球总是赢我。
The Miami Heat beat the Pacers by five points, 95-90.
Holland beat Belgium (by) 3–1.荷兰队3比1战胜比利时队。
Our team was comfortably/easily/soundly beaten in the first round of the competition.在第一轮比赛中我们队被对手轻松地/毫不费劲儿地/彻底打败了。
The Nationalists were narrowly beaten in the election.国民党人在地方选举中以微弱劣势落败。
He beat me fair and square (= without cheating).他光明磊落地击败了我。
They were beaten hands down (= completely) by their opponents.他们被对手彻底打败了。
beat a recordShe has beaten her own record of three minutes ten seconds.她打破了自己创造的3分10秒的纪录。
Synonyms
annihilateinformal
conquer
crush(BEAT)
defeat
hammer(DEFEAT)informal
thrash(DEFEAT)informal
trounce
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to beat someone in a race, competition, etc.
beatUnited beat City 3 - 2.
defeatCan Ireland defeat New Zealand in this high-stakes match?
conquerThe Greeks had fought and conquered the army of Mardonius.
vanquishThe superhero always vanquishes his foes and saves the world.
annihilateModern superpowers succeed not by annihilating their enemies but by buying them off.
hammerThe Colts got hammered by the Patriots.
B2informal
to be better or more enjoyable than another activity or experience: (非正式)比…好;比…更有乐趣
beat the hell out ofslangTaking the bus beats the hell out of (= is much better than) walking all the way there.坐公共汽车比一路走到那儿要好得多。
you can't beatYou can't beat (= there is nothing more enjoyable than) a cold beer on a hot afternoon.在炎热的下午,没有什么比喝上一杯冰镇啤酒更爽的了。
[ + -ing verb ]Taking the bus sure beats walking.坐公共汽车当然比走路好。
[ T ]
To beat something that is going to happen is to take action before the thing happens: 对…采取预防措施;避免
beat the rushI always do my shopping early to beat the rush.我总是很早就去购物以避开高峰时段。
Let's try to beat the traffic by leaving early in the morning.我们争取早上早点出发以避免交通拥堵。
 beat someone to it
to do something before someone else does it: 比…先下手,抢先于…做
I was just going to clean the kitchen, but you beat me to it.我刚准备打扫厨房,你已经抢先做完了。
Paul beat me by three games to two.
With this new product, we are well situated to beat our competitors.
They will be a tough team to beat.他们会是一支很难战胜的队伍。
The Liberal Democrats may form a pact with Labour to try to beat the Conservatives in the next election.
She came within two seconds of beating the world record.她离打破世界纪录差了不到两秒。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Winning and defeating
annihilate
annihilation
bank
be gunning for someoneidiom
be one in the eye for someoneidiom
convincing
mincemeat
moral victory
move/go/close in for the killidiom
near thing
outclass
scrape
sew
slaughter
sweep the boardidiom
take someone down
take someone to the cleaner'sidiom
take something apart
takedown
thrash

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Surpassing in quality or number
Acting and acts

beatverb (HIT)


B2[ I or T, usually+ adv/prep ]
to hit repeatedly: (接连地)打,击
beat downThe rain was beating down incessantly on the tin roof.雨点不断地打在锡皮屋顶上。
be beaten to deathShe was beaten to death.她被活活打死了。
They saw him beating his dog with a stick.他们看见他用棍子打他的狗。
The child had been brutally/savagely beaten.孩子遭到了毒打。
[ + obj + adj ]He was beaten senseless.他被打昏了。
Beat the drum.打起鼓来。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to hit someone or something
hitShe was expelled for hitting another pupil.
whackShe whacked the water with her paddle.
bashThe swinging door bashed him in the face.
strikeShe had been struck on the head with a golf ball.
beatHe was cruel to his dog and beat it with a stick.
punchHe punched me in the stomach.
 beat a path through something
to form a path in an area where long grass or bushes grow closely together, by hitting the plants with your hands or an object, or by stepping on them: 在…中踏出一条路;在…中开辟道路
We beat a path through the undergrowth.我们在矮树丛中开辟出一条路来。
The rain beat against her face as she struggled through the wind.她在风雨中艰难行进,雨水打在她的脸上。
They've threatened to beat him to a jelly if he doesn't repay the money.他们威胁说,如果他不还钱,就把他打成肉酱。
People were shocked by the advertisement which depicted a woman beating her husband.人们对那个女人殴打丈夫的广告感到非常震惊。
His bruises lent credence to his statement that he had been beaten.
I felt sick when I heard about the prisoners being beaten.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Hitting and beating
at-risk
bang away
bang someone up
basher
bashing
butt
duke
fetch
gut punch
hammer
head-butt
hell
mess
punch
swing at someone
swing for someone
tan someone's hideidiom
tar
tonk
wallop

beatverb (MIX)


C1
to mix something repeatedly using a utensil such as a spoon or whisk: (用如勺子或搅拌器等器具)搅打,搅拌
To make an omelette you first beat the eggs.要做煎蛋饼,必须先把鸡蛋打匀。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Mixing and mixtures
amalgam
be neither one thing nor the otheridiom
blend
blend in/blend into something
blender
blitz
churn
crossed
decoction
emulsion
guaraná
homogeneous mixture
meld
methylate
mingle
mosaic
mush
saturated solution
scramble
synthesis

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Cookery terms

beatverb (MOVEMENT)


B1[ I or T ]
to (cause to) make a regular movement or sound: (使)跳动;拍打;敲打
The doctor could feel no pulse beating.医生感觉不到脉搏的跳动。
Her heart started to beat faster.她开始心跳加快。
The hummingbird beats its wings at great speed.蜂鸟高速振动翅膀。
 beat time
to make a regular sound or movement to music: 打拍子
He beat time on the table to mark the rhythm of the poem.
They danced to the beat of the drums.
The beat of the music was strangely hypnotic.这种音乐的节奏有种奇怪的催眠作用。
The car radio was pumping out music with a heavy beat.汽车的收音机不停地播放着节奏感强的歌曲。
Every time he looks at me my heart skips a beat.他每看我一眼,我的心里就一紧。
Waltzes have three beats in/to the bar.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Shaking, swinging and vibrating
brandish
earth-shaking
flappy
flourish
fluff
fluff something up
reverberation
reverberative
ripple
rock-a-bye
shake out
shakily
shiver
sway
thrash
trembly
tremulously
vibrate
vibration
vibratory

Idioms


beat someone at their own game
beat someone hollow
beat someone's brains out
beat your breast/chest
beat a path to someone's door
beat a retreat
beat around the bush
beat a dead horse
beat it!
beat the rap
More idioms

if you can't beat 'em, join 'em
it beats me
take some beating
the beating heart of something
that beats everything

Phrasal verbs


beat someone/something back
beat down
beat someone down
beat someone off
beat off
beat something out
beat someone out
beat out something
beat something out of someone
beat someone up
More phrasal verbs

beat yourself up
beat up on someone
beat
adjective[ after verb ]
 informaluk /biːt/ us /biːt/
extremely tired: 极度疲惫的,精疲力竭的
dead beatYou've been working too hard—you look dead beat.你最近工作太辛苦了,看起来非常疲惫。
I'm beat - I'm going to bed.我很累,要去睡觉了。
Synonym
bushed
After a weekend of partying, I'm absolutely beat.
She had been through a hell of a lot and she looked beat.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Tired and making tired
all in
anti-fatigue
at your worstidiom
be dead on your feetidiom
be fit/ready to dropidiom
finish something off
fit to dropidiom
fragile
gassed
haggard
knackered
shell-shocked
sleep deprivation
sleep-deprived
sleepily
sleepiness
sleepy
strung out
yawningly
zonked
beat
noun
uk /biːt/ us /biːt/

beatnoun (MOVEMENT)


B2[ C or U ]
a regular movement or sound, especially that made by your heart: (尤指心脏)连续的跳动(声)
skip a beatMy heart skipped a beat (= I felt very excited) when she said, "Yes, I'll marry you."当她说出“是的,我愿意嫁给你”时,我激动得心跳顿了一下。
I put my head on his chest but I could feel no heartbeat.我把头贴近他的胸口,但感觉不到他的心跳。
They danced to the beat of the drums.
The beat of the music was strangely hypnotic.这种音乐的节奏有种奇怪的催眠作用。
The car radio was pumping out music with a heavy beat.汽车的收音机不停地播放着节奏感强的歌曲。
Every time he looks at me my heart skips a beat.他每看我一眼,我的心里就一紧。
Waltzes have three beats in/to the bar.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

The circulatory system & blood
ABO
accessory pathway
adventitia
adventitial
ANA
auricle
bicuspid valve
corpuscle
femoral artery
glomus
granulocyte
haematogenous
haemic
phagocyte
portal system
precava
pulmonary artery
pulmonary vein
pulmonic
tricuspid valve

beatnoun (MUSIC)


B2[ C or U ]
in music, a regular emphasis, or a place in the music where such an emphasis is expected: (音乐的)节拍,拍子
on the beatMake sure you play on the beat.表演一定要跟上节拍。
to the beatHe tapped his foot to the beat (= rhythm) of the music.他的脚随着音乐的节拍,轻轻打着拍子。
The guitar comes in on the third beat.吉他在第3拍加入。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Beats or lengths of musical notes
backbeat
bar
bar line
breakbeat
common time
half note
hemidemisemiquaver
major seventh
major sixth
major third
metre
ninth
perfect fifth
perfect fourth
phrase
quadruple
quarter note
quaver
quintuple
semibreve

beatnoun (AREA)


[ Cusually singular ]
an area for which someone, such as a police officer, has responsibility as part of their job: (巡警的)巡逻区域;工作区域
Bob has worked as an officer on this particular beat for 20 years.鲍勃在这个区域已经当警官巡逻了20年。
 be on the beat
(alsowalk the beat)
A police officer who is on the beat or walking the beat is on duty, walking around rather than driving in a police car: (巡警)在步行巡逻
Most people would like to see more bobbies on the beat in their area.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

The police generally
anti-police
anti-riot
baton
baton charge
billy club
booze bus
fuzz
gendarmerie
Interpol
kettle
kettling
lathi
patrol wagon
precinct
riot police
Scotland Yard
secret police
self-policing
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
warrant

beatnoun (IN STORY)


[ C ]mainly US
an important moment, event, or subject in a story, film, etc.:
The moment is gruesome, but it’s also an important beat in the story.
The director effortlessly handles the plot twists and emotional beats.
It's all about making sense of the story from beat to beat, figuring out if a scene adds up.
The series has yet to progress from its promising debut, reiterating the same plot and character beats.
The sequences are told sideways; the story beats aren’t as obvious as they usually are, but they do connect up with the larger story.
Sometimes, when they cut the movie together, it doesn't work. Because the beats of comedy are in the cutting.
This week in Washington, for many there is only one story, only one beat: the allegations against the president.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Cinema & theatre: parts of plays, shows & films
blooper reel
byplay
cold open
costume
coup de théâtre
denouement
dream sequence
exeunt
exit
finale
framing device
in costume
intermission
interval
MacGuffin
meet-cute
plot hole
showstopper
sketch
stage direction

Idiom


not miss/skip a beat

beat | American Dictionary


beat
verb
us/bit/

beatverb (DEFEAT)


[ T ]past tensebeat | past participlebeatenus/ˈbi·tən/beat
to defeat a competitor, or to do or be better than someone or something:
In football, the Giants beat the 49ers, 17-3.
Most people think that the governor will beat his opponent.
The room wasn’t much, but it beat driving to a hotel 20 miles away.
[ T ]past tensebeat | past participlebeatenus/ˈbi·tən/beat
To beat something that is going to happen is to take action that will prevent it from having an effect on you:
I leave work early to beat the traffic.

beatverb (HIT)


[ I/T ]past tensebeat | past participlebeatenus/ˈbit·ən/beat
to hit repeatedly:
[ T ]He looked as if he’d been beaten.
[ I ]The children were beating on the table.

beatverb (MIX)


[ T ]past tensebeat | past participlebeatenus/ˈbit·ən/beat
to mix food with a fast circular motion:
[ M ]Beat in the egg yolks.

beatverb (RHYTHM)


[ I/T ]past tensebeat | past participlebeatenus/ˈbit·ən/beat
to make a rhythmic sound or movement, or to hit something in rhythm to make such a sound:
[ I ]I was so nervous I could feel my heart beating.
[ T ]He steadily beat the drum.
[ I ]Without calcium, your heart could not beat correctly.

Idioms


beat around the bush
beat it
(it) beats me

Phrasal verbs


beat someone to something
beat down
beat out someone
beat up someone
beat up on someone
beat
noun[ Cusually sing ]
us/bit/

beatnoun[C usually sing] (AREA)


an area for which someone, esp. a police officer, has responsibility as part of the job:
People are comforted to see cops on the beat.

beatnoun[C usually sing] (RHYTHM)


music
the rhythmic sound in music that repeats regularly:
We clapped in time to the beat.
beat
adjective
 infmlus/bit/

beatadjective (TIRED)


extremely tired:
I’m beat – I’m going to bed.

beat | Business English


beat
verb[ T ]
uk /biːt/usbeat | beaten | US alsobeat
to do better than someone or something:
Yesterday's close beat the record set Feb. 1.
With their lowest price guarantee, they will beat the price of a competitor's product by 10%.
beat estimates/expectations/forecastsDeclines in shares of the world's biggest chip maker halted when the company beat expectations for profits.
They are selling the software packages at prices that are hard to beat.
 beat the competition
to be more successful than other people or companies that you are competing against:
The way to beat the competition is to recruit and retain talented staff.
 beat a path to sb's door
to be eager to buy or get something from someone:
By making furniture distinguished in design and workmanship, it has persuaded buyers to beat a path to its door.
 beat a (hasty) retreat
to decide not to continue with something that has become too difficult or not worth doing:
Most of the market beat a hasty retreat, investors being unimpressed by a volatile performance on Wall Street.
beat a retreat from sthThe prime minister's cabinet continues to beat a retreat from many economic reforms.
 beat sb at their own game
informal
to use the methods by which someone has tried to defeat you to your own advantage:
By buying two competitors who tried to beat him at his own game, he created the three networks he now owns.
 beat sb to it
to achieve something before someone else does it:
We got very close to buying the franchise last year before another company beat us to it.
 beat the odds
to succeed despite having a disadvantage:
Many mergers fail to deliver value to shareholders, but the bank's new president thinks it will be able to beat the odds.
 if you can't beat 'em, join 'eminformal(alsoif you can't beat them, join them)
said when you accept that you cannot be as successful as someone else without doing what they do:
If you can't beat them, join them. Beginning in February the domestic distributor will become the exclusive U.S. importer for the popular foreign brands.
 take some beating
to do something so well that it is difficult for anyone else to do better:
The automaker has delivered an impressive hatchback car that will take some beating.

Phrasal verbs


beat sb/sth back
beat sb/sth down
beat off sb/sth
beat out sb/sth
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