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on the beat

/beet/US // bit //UK // (biːt) //

在节拍上,在节拍中,在节奏上,踏着节拍

Related Words

pulse脉冲,脉搏,脉动,脉络rhythm节奏,节律,节奏感,节拍knock敲,敲门,敲门声,敲击hit撞击,冲击,撞击声,敲击pummel殴打,敲打,敲击,捣毁trounce困扰,陷入困境,烦恼,困境punch冲床,冲孔,冲压,冲头break突破,休息,断裂,断strike打击,击中,罢工,击中了crush粉碎,碾压,压碎,破碎rap说唱,饶舌,说唱机,说教thump捶打,砰的一声,砰砰,砰地一声thrash抽打,抽搐,鞭打,鞭挞batter殴打,敲打,受虐,敲击whip鞭子,鞭打,鞭笞,皮鞭overtake超越,赶超,赶上,追赶overwhelm压倒性的,压倒,压制,压倒一切top顶部,顶端,顶,顶部的triumph大胜,凯旋,胜利,凯旋门outrun超越,逃过一劫,撵走,撵上

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    beat, beat·en or beat, beat·ing.

    • : to strike violently or forcefully and repeatedly.
    • : to dash against: rain beating the trees.
    • : to flutter, flap, or rotate in or against: beating the air with its wings.
    • : to sound, as on a drum: beating a steady rhythm; to beat a tattoo.
    • : to stir vigorously: Beat the egg whites well.
    • : to break, forge, or make by blows: to beat their swords into plowshares.
    • : to produce by repeated efforts: I'll beat some sense into him.
    • : to make by repeated treading.
    • : to strike repeatedly and injuriously: Some of the hoodlums beat their victims viciously before robbing them.
    • : Music. to mark by strokes, as with the hand or a metronome.
    • : Hunting. to scour, and sometimes make noise, in order to rouse game.
    • : to overcome in a contest; defeat.
    • : to win over in a race: We beat the English challenger to Bermuda.
    • : to be superior to: Making reservations beats waiting in line.
    • : to be incomprehensible to; baffle: It beats me how he got the job.
    • : to defeat or frustrate, as a problem to be solved: It beats me how to get her to understand.
    • : to mitigate or offset the effects of: beating the hot weather; trying to beat the sudden decrease in land values.
    • : Slang. to swindle; cheat: He beat him out of hundreds of dollars on that deal.
    • : to escape or avoid.
    • : Textiles. to strike into its proper place in the woven cloth by beating the loosely deposited filling yarn with the reed.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    beat, beat·en or beat, beat·ing.

    • : to strike repeated blows; pound.
    • : to throb or pulsate: His heart began to beat faster.
    • : to dash; strike: rain beating against the windows.
    • : to resound under blows, as a drum.
    • : to achieve victory in a contest; win: Which team do you think will beat?
    • : to play, as on a drum.
    • : to scour cover for game.
    • : Physics. to make a beat or beats.
    • : to foam or stiffen as a result of beating or whipping: This cream won't beat.
    • : Nautical. to tack to windward by sailing close-hauled.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a stroke or blow.
    • : the sound made by one or more such blows: the beat of drums.
    • : a throb or pulsation: a pulse of 60 beats per minute.
    • : the ticking sound made by a clock or watch escapement.
    • : one's assigned or regular path or habitual round: a policeman's beat.
    • : 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.
    • : Theater. a momentary time unit imagined by an actor in timing actions: Wait four beats and then pick up the phone.
    • : Prosody. the accent stress, or ictus, in a foot or rhythmical unit of poetry.
    • : 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.
    • : Journalism. the reporting of a piece of news in advance, especially before it is reported by a rival or rivals.Compare exclusive, scoop. Also called newsbeat, run. the particular news source or activity that a reporter is responsible for covering.
    • : a subdivision of a county, as in Mississippi.
    • : Informal. beatnik.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : Informal. exhausted; worn out.
    • : of or characteristic of members of the Beat Generation or beatniks.
  1. 1
    • : 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 back, to force back; compel to withdraw: to beat back an attacker.
    • : beat down, to bring into subjection; subdue.Informal.to persuade to lower the price of something: His first price was too high, so we tried to beat him down.
    • : beat off, to ward off; repulse: We had to beat off clouds of mosquitoes.Slang: Vulgar.to masturbate.
    • : beat out, Informal.to defeat; win or be chosen over: to beat out the competition.Carpentry.to cut.to produce hurriedly, especially by writing or typing: There are three days left to beat out the first draft of the novel.Baseball. to make 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.

Phrases

  • beat a dead horse
  • beat all
  • beat a path to someone's door
  • beat a retreat
  • beat around the bush
  • beat back
  • beat down
  • beaten track
  • beat hollow
  • beat into one's head
  • beat it
  • beat off
  • beat one's brains out
  • beat one's head against the wall
  • beat out
  • beats me
  • beat someone at his or her own game
  • beat the air
  • beat the band
  • beat the bushes for
  • beat the clock
  • beat the drum for
  • beat the Dutch
  • beat the living daylights out of
  • beat the meat
  • beat the pants off
  • beat the rap
  • beat time
  • beat to it
  • beat up
  • dead beat
  • heart misses a beat
  • if you can't beat them, join them
  • march to a different beat
  • miss a beat
  • off the beaten track
  • pound the pavement (a beat)
  • to beat the band

Synonyms & Antonyms

as intogether
Synonyms
closely密切关注,密切注意,密切联系,严密collectively集体地,集体,集体的,集体地讲jointly联合,共同,共同参与,联名simultaneously同时,同时进行,同时进行的unitedly团结一致,团结一致地,统一,统一的all together齐心协力,一齐,齐心合力,一并as one作为一个,作为一个人,如同一个人,作为一名at one fell swoop一举拿下,一举夺得,一举拿下了,一下子就把它变成了coincidentally巧合的是,碰巧的是,凑巧的是combined结合起来,结合,结合在一起,结合的commonly常见的是,通常,常见的,通常情况下concertedly一致地,一致,一致性,齐心协力地concomitantly同时,伴随着,同期,同时进行concurrently同时进行的,同时,同时进行,同时发生conjointly连带,连带地,连在一起,联合contemporaneously同时代的,同时代,同期,同时en masse大批,大批的,大规模,集体hand in glove携手共进,手拉手,携手合作,牵手hand in hand手拉手,携手共进,手牵手,牵手in a body在一个机构中,在一个身体里,在一个机构里,在一个机构in concert在音乐会上,在演唱会上,演唱会中,音乐会上in cooperation在合作中,合作中,在合作方面,在合作in one breath一气呵成,一口气说了这么多,一口气就能搞定,一口气说了出来in sync琴琴相和,琴琴相鸣,琴琴相鸣的,相合in unison异口同声,一致,一致的,异口同声地mutually互相,互相之间,相互之间,相互间side by side肩并肩,并肩作战,并排,并列synchronically同步,同步地,同步进行,同步进行的unanimously一致,一致认为,一致的,全票通过with one accord同心协力,同心同德,同心合力,齐心协力with one voice异口同声,同声同气,异口同声地,同声with the beat随着节拍,随着拍子,随着节拍的变化,随着节拍的推移
as insynchronously
Synonyms
all at once一下子,顿时,一下子就,一时之间all together齐心协力,一齐,齐心合力,一并as one作为一个,作为一个人,如同一个人,作为一名at one fell swoop一举拿下,一举夺得,一举拿下了,一下子就把它变成了closely密切关注,密切注意,密切联系,严密coincidentally巧合的是,碰巧的是,凑巧的是collectively集体地,集体,集体的,集体地讲combined结合起来,结合,结合在一起,结合的commonly常见的是,通常,常见的,通常情况下concertedly一致地,一致,一致性,齐心协力地concomitantly同时,伴随着,同期,同时进行concurrently同时进行的,同时,同时进行,同时发生conjointly连带,连带地,连在一起,联合contemporaneously同时代的,同时代,同期,同时en masse大批,大批的,大规模,集体hand in glove携手共进,手拉手,携手合作,牵手hand in hand手拉手,携手共进,手牵手,牵手in a body在一个机构中,在一个身体里,在一个机构里,在一个机构in concert在音乐会上,在演唱会上,演唱会中,音乐会上in cooperation在合作中,合作中,在合作方面,在合作in one breath一气呵成,一口气说了这么多,一口气就能搞定,一口气说了出来in sync琴琴相和,琴琴相鸣,琴琴相鸣的,相合in unison异口同声,一致,一致的,异口同声地jointly联合,共同,共同参与,联名mutually互相,互相之间,相互之间,相互间side by side肩并肩,并肩作战,并排,并列simultaneously同时,同时进行,同时进行的synchronically同步,同步地,同步进行,同步进行的unanimously一致,一致认为,一致的,全票通过unitedly团结一致,团结一致地,统一,统一的with one accord同心协力,同心同德,同心合力,齐心协力with one voice异口同声,同声同气,异口同声地,同声with the beat随着节拍,随着拍子,随着节拍的变化,随着节拍的推移

Examples

  • With some limitations on the usual nonconference games that help poll voters gauge teams, Gonzaga managed to get wins over ranked teams Virginia, West Virginia and Iowa, plus Kansas and Auburn, while Baylor beat No.

  • Many of the competitions were spectacles, drawing large crowds with elaborate lights and window-rattling beats, but the sport was driven by independent event promoters without any movement trained on the Olympics.

  • They played a heck of a game defensively and offensively to beat us.

  • For freshwater paddling, it’s hard to beat the scenery at the mile-long Jordan Pond.

  • “It’s the worse I’ve been beaten in a long time,” Mahomes said.

  • He beat his illness twice, wrote about his battles with the disease, and continued broadcasting even as his health was failing.

  • It went into remission, but it would resurface in 2011; and Scott was able to beat it once again.

  • But underground classes have Persians getting with the beat.

  • It may have been the reason why Goldwater beat Rockefeller by three points, and effectively sewed up the GOP nomination.

  • Despite the scandal, Grimm beat his Democratic opponent by 18 points in November.

  • Even if poverty were gone, the flail could still beat hard enough upon the grain and chaff of humanity.

  • His face flushed with annoyance, and taking off his soft hat he began to beat it impatiently against his leg as he walked.

  • The pulse in Louis's temples beat hard; yet he was determined not to anticipate, but make Wharton explain himself.

  • To be sure, he hadn't seen Mrs. Robin go, but he had heard the beat of her wings as she began her flight.

  • We should easily beat this in America with anything like equal facilities, and without charging the British price—£4 7s.

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