beat
அடிக்க
definition
verb
a woman whose husband would frequently beat her after becoming drunk
strike (a person or an animal) repeatedly and violently so as to hurt or injure them, usually with an implement such as a club or whip.
she beat him easily at chess
defeat (someone) in a game, competition, election, or commercial venture.
noun
the glissando begins on the second beat
a main accent or rhythmic unit in music or poetry.
a patrolman who strived to make his beat a safe one
an area allocated to a police officer to patrol.
adjective
I'm dead beat
completely exhausted.
beat poet Allen Ginsberg
of or relating to the beat generation or its philosophy.
translation of 'beat'
முறை,
துடிப்பு,
தோற்கடி
verb
அடி
noun
துடிப்ப
example
This is a duel between two men, accompanied by the 'beat' of the drums and gongs played by a group of elderly women.
They will have a regular 'beat' and get to know such people as head teachers and shopkeepers.
Chloe had to have a kidney removed at North Manchester Children's Hospital in the battle to 'beat' her illness.
I downed the rest of the mojito and the ice water in a 'beat' and briskly walked out, turning the corner to avoid any encounters.
Extra bobbies will also be on the 'beat' to patrol trouble spots in the borough after a spate of brick attacks on buses.
In a bowl, 'beat' the sugar and egg white together using an electric mixer until thick and foamy.
I'd 'beat' on the walls and doors, leaving dents and holes, usually hurting myself on top of it.
With his pointed goatee, he looked like a 'beat' poet to outsiders, but mathematicians knew him as one of the greatest talents of his generation.
He stared at me for a 'beat' , and then shook his head, trying to hide a grin.
But the danger of arming the policeman on the 'beat' is that it would drive a wedge between the officer and the community.
Workers in this contexts have similar ways of looking out for each other, including on worker telling another when she is leaving her ‘ 'beat' ’ to service a punter, so that the woman who remains behind can raise the alarm if necessary.
He was forced to 'beat' the attacking dog around the head with a stick in order to save his own pet.
A shower helped, but even the monotonous 'beat' of hot water couldn't drive out the visions of atrocities in his head.
I love Tom Waits and have always been interested in Burroughs and the 'beat' poets.
They were chased for more than half a mile by this angry bird, who reared up to his full height in the water, 'beat' his wings and mounted the towpath in order to drive them off.
He tapped his foot and nodded his head in time to the 'beat' of the drums.
He defeated the Russian who 'beat' him in last year's semi-final to gain sweet revenge and the gold medal.
I spend time with our daughter, allowing her to 'beat' me in several games of checkers.
28 per cent said that they had never seen a police officer on the 'beat' in their area.
He said that a designated bus lane in Malton Road should ensure that commuters 'beat' peak traffic congestion and cruise straight into the city.
Honey strutted on the catwalk to the 'beat' of the background music, smirking in her hot-pink party gown.
Meanwhile, with an electric mixture set on medium speed, 'beat' cream cheese and sugar until smooth.
When hovering, each complete 'beat' of the wing describes a figure of eight.
He was not allowed to leave his 'beat' or consume alcohol when on duty.
It was a close call as Tully almost 'beat' Marvin back to the cellar.
The 'beat' of the drums and the sweet tenor voice of the guitar could be heard from outside the theatre.
Her great wings 'beat' restlessly against her back as she waited for the others to join her.
A MAN who 'beat' his dog after it had been injured in a road accident has been jailed for three months and banned from keeping animals for life.
He waited a 'beat' and then stood up, shoulders square to the lion, facing him in an unequivocal challenge.
The next day, I told myself that I was going to 'beat' Justin's first-round score.
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