Beat

/bˈiːt/

/ˈbit/

Определение и Значение "beat"

to beat

ГЛАГОЛ

бить, ударять

to strike someone repeatedly, usually causing physical harm or injury

beat up

work over

tan

Transitive: to beat sb

Example

In the movie, the hero beats the villain in a dramatic fight scene.

The soldiers were instructed not to beat prisoners during interrogation.

The bully threatened to beat the younger student if he did n't hand over his lunch money.

побеждать, обигрывать

to get more points, votes, etc. than the other side, in a game, race, competition, etc. and win

Transitive: to beat a rival

Example

The soccer team managed to beat their opponents with a last-minute goal.

The runner trained hard to beat the competition and cross the finish line first.

The basketball team played exceptionally and beat their rivals to clinch the championship.

взбивать

to repeatedly mix something using a spoon, fork, etc.

Transitive: to beat food ingredients

Example

The recipe instructs to beat the butter and sugar until creamy.

He used a whisk to beat the cream into soft peaks.

To make a smooth sauce, you need to beat the ingredients well.

бить, ударять

to hit something or someone multiple times in succession

Intransitive: to beat on sth

Example

The police had to beat on the door before anyone answered.

She beat on the door, trying to get someone 's attention.

The drummer began to beat on the drums, filling the room with rhythm.

бить, ковать

to form or mold something by hitting or striking it repeatedly

Transitive: to beat solid material | to beat solid material into a shape

Example

Workers beat the iron into the shape of a horseshoe.

The blacksmith beat the hot metal into a sword.

Artisans beat the gold leaf until it was thin enough to gild the statue.

ударять, бить

to produce a rhythmic sound by being struck

Intransitive

Example

The bongo drums beat rapidly, energizing the crowd at the concert.

The tambourine began to beat in sync with the band ’s melody.

плыть против ветра, таковать

to sail or navigate a boat or ship in a zigzag course against the wind, tacking back and forth

Intransitive

Example

To reach the windward mark, the crew had to beat across the choppy waters.

The ship had to beat into the stiff breeze as it made its way towards the coast.

We could n’t sail directly into the wind, so we had to beat back and forth to make progress.

бить, ударять

to make repeated movements or strikes in the air

Intransitive

Example

The flag beat against the pole in the strong wind.

The insect 's wings beat rapidly, creating a soft buzzing sound.

The helicopter ’s blades beat against the wind, creating a loud hum.

бить, колотить

to exert intense, harsh force or pressure

Intransitive: to beat somewhere

Example

Waves beat against the shore, eroding the sandy beach.

A harsh wind beat against the windows, rattling the panes.

The desert sun beat on the rocks, making them too hot to touch.

бить, колотить

to walk or move across an area of land, striking the ground or vegetation to flush out game birds for hunting

Transitive: to beat an area of land

Example

As part of the hunt, the gamekeepers beat the underbrush to stir up the partridges.

A group of men beat the field, hoping to scare up some game for the shooters.

He was assigned to beat the area near the woods where the ducks often gathered.

бить, биение

to create or form something by repeatedly stepping, pressing, or driving over it

Transitive: to beat a pathway

Example

The repetitive footsteps of the tourists beat a clear path up to the mountain viewpoint.

Over time, hikers beat a trail through the dense forest.

His constant pacing beat a groove into the soft earth by the fence.

бить, ударять

to create a rhythm or signal by striking something in a repeated pattern

Transitive: to beat an instrument or surface

Example

The drummer beat a complex rhythm that energized the crowd.

The drummer beat a steady rhythm to lead the parade.

The teacher beat a rhythm on the desk to quiet the class.

колотить, махать

to move the wings up and down, typically as part of flight or in preparation for flight

Transitive: to beat the wings

Example

The owl silently beat its wings through the night air.

The bird beat its wings rapidly to take off from the ground.

As the storm approached, the seagull beat its wings against the strong wind.

бить, ударять

to create a rhythm or signal by striking something in a repeated pattern

Transitive: to beat a rhythm

Example

The drummer beat a complex rhythm that energized the crowd.

The drummer beat a steady rhythm to lead the parade.

The teacher beat a rhythm on the desk to quiet the class.

биться, пульсировать

to pulsate, throb, or beat with regular rhythm

Intransitive

Example

His heart beat steadily as he focused on the task ahead.

Her heart beat wildly in her chest as she waited for the results.

The excitement of the concert made my heart beat with anticipation.

бить, устраивать

to make a regular, steady sound or movement

Intransitive

Example

The metronome beat to keep time for the pianist 's practice.

The clock beat softly in the background, filling the quiet room.

His watch beat quietly on his wrist as he checked the time.

опередить, превзойти

to surpass or outdo someone or something

Transitive: to beat sb/sth

Example

The new model of the car beats the old one in terms of fuel efficiency.

They beat expectations with their groundbreaking research.

Her cooking skills beat everyone else at the cooking contest.

истощить, уставить

to cause extreme tiredness or weariness in someone

Transitive: to beat sb

Example

The intense study sessions before exams can really beat a person.

The exhausting workout routine beat the entire team.

запутывать, сбивать с толку

to puzzle or confuse someone

Transitive: to beat sb

Example

The sudden disappearance of the ship beats all logic.

The way he managed to escape from the locked room beats the imagination.

обойти, преодолеть

to find a way to avoid or overcome an obstacle, rule, or restriction

Transitive: to beat an obstacle or restriction

Example

The company found a way to beat the new tax regulations.

He used a loophole to beat the rule against late submissions.

To beat the rush, they bought tickets in advance.

beat

ПРИЛАГАТЕЛЬНОЕ

истощённый, усталый

physically or emotionally exhausted

Example

The team looked beat after playing back-to-back games without a break.

The constant stress of deadlines left him feeling beat and demotivated.

The long hike up the steep mountain trail left them feeling completely beat but satisfied with their accomplishment.

Beat

СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНОЕ

ритм

a piece of music's or a poem's main rhythm

What is a "beat"?

In music or poetry, a beat is the basic rhythmic pulse that underlies the piece. It is the regular, recurring accent or emphasis that gives the music or poem its rhythm and helps to structure the flow. In music, beats are the foundation for creating rhythm patterns and are often felt as the steady thump or pulse that listeners can tap their feet to. In poetry, the beat helps to establish the flow and rhythm of the verses, contributing to the overall musicality of the language.

Example

The drummer sets the beat for the band, establishing the tempo and rhythm of the song.

The metronome helps musicians practice their timing by providing a steady beat to follow.

In electronic dance music, the bassline provides a driving beat that gets people moving on the dance floor.

пульсация, ритм

the rhythmic contraction and expansion of the arteries with each beat of the heart

маршрут, пост

a regular route for a sentry or policeman

травоядное

feeding only on plants

клевание, разворот налево

the act of beating to windward; sailing as close as possible to the direction from which the wind is blowing

удар, такт

a stroke or blow

ритм, удар

a regular rate of repetition

удар, ритм

the sound of stroke or blow

бит, колебание

a single pulsation of an oscillation produced by adding two waves of different frequencies; has a frequency equal to the difference between the two oscillations

тактовая единица, удар

the basic unit of time that serves as the foundation for rhythm

What is a "beat"?

A beat is the basic unit of time in music, representing the regular, steady pulse that underlies a piece. It is the rhythmical foundation that musicians use to keep time and organize musical elements. Beats are often felt as the strong, consistent pulses that one taps their foot to while listening to music. They are divided into smaller units, such as notes and rests, to create rhythms and patterns within a measure. Beats help to structure the music and keep it moving in a coordinated way.

ритм, пауза

a moment or pause in a scene where a character experiences a change in emotion or thought, often used to build tension, convey subtext, or advance the story

What is a "beat"?

In filmmaking and theater, a beat is a brief moment or pause in a scene where a character experiences a shift in emotion or thought. It is used to create tension, reveal underlying subtext, or advance the story. Beats help to emphasize important changes or reactions, adding depth to the character's experience and influencing the pacing of the narrative. They allow the audience to absorb and reflect on the character’s internal process.

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