beating 音標拼音: [b'itɪŋ]
n . 打,挫敗,搏動
打,挫敗,搏動
beating n 1 :
the act of overcoming or outdoing [
synonym : {
beating },
{
whipping }]
2 :
the act of inflicting corporal punishment with repeated blows [
synonym : {
beating }, {
thrashing }, {
licking }, {
drubbing },
{
lacing }, {
trouncing }, {
whacking }]
Beat \
Beat \ (
b [=
e ]
t ),
v .
t . [
imp . {
Beat };
p .
p . {
Beat },
{
Beaten };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Beating }.] [
OE .
beaten ,
beten ,
AS .
be ['
a ]
tan ;
akin to Icel .
bauta ,
OHG .
b [=
o ]
zan .
Cf .
1st {
Butt }, {
Button }.]
1 .
To strike repeatedly ;
to lay repeated blows upon ;
as ,
to beat one '
s breast ;
to beat iron so as to shape it ;
to beat grain ,
in order to force out the seeds ;
to beat eggs and sugar ;
to beat a drum .
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Thou shalt beat some of it [
spices ]
very small .
--
Ex .
xxx .
36 .
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They did beat the gold into thin plates . --
Ex .
xxxix .
3 .
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2 .
To punish by blows ;
to thrash .
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3 .
To scour or range over in hunting ,
accompanied with the noise made by striking bushes ,
etc .,
for the purpose of rousing game .
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To beat the woods ,
and rouse the bounding prey .
--
Prior .
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4 .
To dash against ,
or strike ,
as with water or wind .
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A frozen continent . . .
beat with perpetual storms .
--
Milton .
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5 .
To tread ,
as a path .
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Pass awful gulfs ,
and beat my painful way .
--
Blackmore .
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6 .
To overcome in a battle ,
contest ,
strife ,
race ,
game ,
etc .;
to vanquish ,
defeat ,
or conquer ;
to surpass or be superior to .
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He beat them in a bloody battle . --
Prescott .
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For loveliness ,
it would be hard to beat that . --
M .
Arnold .
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7 .
To cheat ;
to chouse ;
to swindle ;
to defraud ; --
often with out . [
Colloq .]
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8 .
To exercise severely ;
to perplex ;
to trouble .
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Why should any one . . .
beat his head about the Latin grammar who does not intend to be a critic ?
--
Locke .
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9 . (
Mil .)
To give the signal for ,
by beat of drum ;
to sound by beat of drum ;
as ,
to beat an alarm ,
a charge ,
a parley ,
a retreat ;
to beat the general ,
the reveille ,
the tattoo .
See {
Alarm }, {
Charge }, {
Parley },
etc .
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10 .
to baffle or stump ;
to defy the comprehension of (
a person );
as ,
it beats me why he would do that .
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11 .
to evade ,
avoid ,
or escape (
blame ,
taxes ,
punishment );
as ,
to beat the rap (
be acquitted );
to beat the sales tax by buying out of state .
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{
To beat down },
to haggle with (
any one )
to secure a lower price ;
to force down . [
Colloq .]
{
To beat into },
to teach or instill ,
by repetition .
{
To beat off },
to repel or drive back .
{
To beat out },
to extend by hammering .
{
To beat out of }
a thing ,
to cause to relinquish it ,
or give it up . "
Nor can anything beat their posterity out of it to this day ." --
South .
{
To beat the dust }. (
Man .)
(
a )
To take in too little ground with the fore legs ,
as a horse .
(
b )
To perform curvets too precipitately or too low .
{
To beat the hoof },
to walk ;
to go on foot .
{
To beat the wing },
to flutter ;
to move with fluttering agitation .
{
To beat time },
to measure or regulate time in music by the motion of the hand or foot .
{
To beat up },
to attack suddenly ;
to alarm or disturb ;
as ,
to beat up an enemy '
s quarters .
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Syn :
To strike ;
pound ;
bang ;
buffet ;
maul ;
drub ;
thump ;
baste ;
thwack ;
thrash ;
pommel ;
cudgel ;
belabor ;
conquer ;
defeat ;
vanquish ;
overcome .
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Beating \
Beat "
ing \,
n .
1 .
The act of striking or giving blows ;
punishment or chastisement by blows .
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2 .
Pulsation ;
throbbing ;
as ,
the beating of the heart .
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3 . (
Acoustics &
Mus .)
Pulsative sounds .
See {
Beat },
n .
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4 . (
Naut .)
The process of sailing against the wind by tacks in zigzag direction .
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216 Moby Thesaurus words for "
beating ":
Waterloo ,
abrasion ,
alternate ,
arrhythmia ,
atomization ,
attrition ,
bang ,
barrage ,
bash ,
bastinado ,
basting ,
bat ,
battery ,
beat ,
belt ,
belting ,
biff ,
blow ,
bonk ,
brecciation ,
buffeting ,
cadenced ,
cadent ,
caning ,
chop ,
circling ,
clicking ,
clip ,
clout ,
clubbing ,
clump ,
collapse ,
comminution ,
conquering ,
conquest ,
corporal punishment ,
cowhiding ,
crack ,
crash ,
crumbling ,
crushing ,
cudgeling ,
cut ,
cyclic ,
dance ,
dash ,
deathblow ,
debacle ,
defeasance ,
defeat ,
destruction ,
detrition ,
dig ,
dint ,
disintegration ,
downfall ,
drub ,
drubbing ,
drum ,
drum music ,
drumbeat ,
drumfire ,
drumming ,
epochal ,
even ,
every other ,
failure ,
fall ,
flagellation ,
flailing ,
flap ,
flicker ,
flit ,
flitter ,
flogging ,
flop ,
flutter ,
fluttering ,
fragmentation ,
fusillade ,
fustigation ,
granulation ,
granulization ,
grating ,
grinding ,
heartbeat ,
heartthrob ,
hiding ,
hit ,
horsewhipping ,
in numbers ,
in rhythm ,
intermittent ,
isochronal ,
jab ,
knock ,
lacing ,
lambasting ,
lashing ,
lathering ,
levigation ,
lick ,
licking ,
mashing ,
mastery ,
measured ,
metric ,
metronomic ,
oscillatory ,
overcoming ,
overthrow ,
overturn ,
palpitant ,
palpitation ,
paradiddle ,
patter ,
pelt ,
periodical ,
pistol -
whipping ,
pitapat ,
pitter -
patter ,
plunk ,
poke ,
pound ,
pounding ,
powdering ,
pulsatile ,
pulsating ,
pulsation ,
pulsative ,
pulsatory ,
pulse ,
pulsing ,
punch ,
quietus ,
quiver ,
rap ,
rat -
a -
tat ,
rat -
tat ,
rat -
tat -
tat ,
rataplan ,
rattattoo ,
rawhiding ,
reciprocal ,
recurrent ,
recurring ,
rhythm ,
rhythmic ,
roll ,
rotary ,
rout ,
rub -
a -
dub ,
ruff ,
ruffle ,
ruin ,
scourging ,
seasonal ,
serial ,
shake ,
shellacking ,
shredding ,
slam ,
slog ,
slug ,
smack ,
smash ,
smashing ,
sock ,
spanking ,
spatter ,
spattering ,
splutter ,
spluttering ,
sputter ,
sputtering ,
staccato ,
steady ,
strapping ,
stripes ,
stroke ,
subdual ,
subduing ,
subjugation ,
swat ,
swing ,
swingeing ,
swipe ,
switching ,
tat -
tat ,
tattoo ,
tempo ,
thrashing ,
throb ,
throbbing ,
thrum ,
thrumming ,
thump ,
thumping ,
thwack ,
ticking ,
tom -
tom ,
trimming ,
trituration ,
trouncing ,
truncheoning ,
undoing ,
undulant ,
undulatory ,
vanquishment ,
wavelike ,
waver ,
whack ,
wheeling ,
whipping ,
whop ,
yerk
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BEATING Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of BEATING is an act of striking with repeated blows so as to injure or damage; also : the injury or damage thus inflicted How to use beating in a sentence
BEATING | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary He escaped a beating fig This chair has taken a beating over the years (= been used often and damaged)
BEATING Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Beating definition: the act of a person or thing that beats, as to punish, clean, mix, etc See examples of BEATING used in a sentence
beating noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of beating noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
Beating - definition of beating by The Free Dictionary Define beating beating synonyms, beating pronunciation, beating translation, English dictionary definition of beating n 1 An act of repeated hitting or striking 2 a A thorough defeat, as in an athletic contest b A sharp reversal; a setback: Stocks took a beating from
BEATING | definition in the Cambridge Learner’s Dictionary Our team took a severe beating in the tournament (Definition of beating from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Teacher Of The Year arrested after viral video shows her savagely . . . An Alabama school’s teacher of the year has been arrested and fired after a disturbing video showed her beating her young son at least 20 times with a belt
BEATING Synonyms: 582 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster Synonyms for BEATING: pulse, throb, beat, pulsation, tremor, palpitation, vibration, fluctuation; Antonyms of BEATING: victory, success, triumph, win, achievement, accomplishment, sweep, runaway
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Alabama teacher arrested, fired after alleged beating of son captured . . . A 44-year-old former Alabama teacher is facing charges after a video emerged showing her allegedly striking her child with a belt inside of her home