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beat

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方
複数形: beats過去形: beat過去分詞: beaten現在分詞: beating

This word carries a strong sense of repetitive, percussive energy. Whether it is a heart pulsing, a drum sounding, or a whisk hitting a bowl, the core image is a consistent, rhythmic strike. It suggests a force that is persistent and driving rather than a single, random blow. In competitive contexts, it shifts from physical striking to a conceptual victory. To beat someone is to surpass them decisively. There is an inherent feeling of dominance or superiority associated with the term, making it more aggressive than simply winning a game.

Countable when referring to a specific rhythmic pulse in music or a police route. Uncountable when referring to the general concept of rhythm.

意味

他動詞
[someone][something]

To defeat someone in a competition or game.

"The local team beat the champions in the final match."

他動詞
[something]

To strike something repeatedly and rhythmically.

"He beat the drum to keep the pace of the march."

自動詞

To pulse or throb with a regular rhythm.

"Her heart beat fast as she waited for the results."

他動詞
[something]

To stir or whip an ingredient vigorously to incorporate air.

"Beat the eggs until they are fluffy."

名詞

A main rhythmic unit in music or poetry.

"The song has a driving beat that makes you want to dance."

名詞

A regular route traveled by a police officer.

"The officer spent ten years walking the same beat."

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