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Verb (used without object)
Noun
Music .
- the audible, visual, or mental marking of the metrical divisions of music.
- a stroke of the hand, baton, etc., marking the time division or an accent for music during performance.
Physics . a pulsation caused by the coincidence of the amplitudes of two oscillations of unequal frequencies, having a frequency equal to the difference between the frequencies of the two oscillations.
Verb phrases
beat about,
- to search through; scour
- After beating about for several hours, he turned up the missing papers.
- Nautical . to tack into the wind.
beat down,
- to bring into subjection; subdue.
- Informal . to persuade (a seller) to lower the price of something
- His first price was too high, so we tried to beat him down.
beat out,
- Informal . to defeat; win or be chosen over
- to beat out the competition.
- Carpentry . to cut (a mortise).
- to produce hurriedly, esp. by writing or typing
- There are three days left to beat out the first draft of the novel.
- Baseball . (of a hitter) to make (an infield ground ball or bunt) into a hit
- He beat out a weak grounder to third.
beat up,
- Also, beat up on. to strike repeatedly so as to cause painful injury; thrash
- A gang of toughs beat him up on the way home from school. In the third round the champion really began to beat up on the challenger.
- British Informal . to find or gather; scare up
- I'll beat up some lunch for us while you make out the shopping list.
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