verbe “beat”
infinitif beat; il beats; prét. beat; part. passé beaten; gér. beating
- frapper
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Frustrated with his broken toy, the little boy started beating the floor with his hands.
- battre (dans le contexte d'une compétition)
Despite her opponent's strong record, Emily managed to beat her in the chess tournament.
- battre (comme pour battre des œufs)
Before adding the flour, beat the butter and sugar together until they're light and fluffy.
- battre (comme pour battre un tambour)
As the enemy approached, the drummer began beating for retreat.
- devancer
Despite leaving later, Sarah beat us to the restaurant.
nom “beat”
sg. beat, pl. beats ou indén.
- coup
The steady beats of the bass drum set the rhythm for the entire marching band.
- battement (du cœur)
She felt the steady beat of the music through the floor.
- rythme
The catchy beat of the song had everyone tapping their feet in unison.
- instru (abréviation familière de "instrumental")
As soon as the DJ dropped the beat, everyone started dancing to the rhythm.
- ronde (dans le contexte de surveillance)
Officer Martinez checks in with the local shop owners every morning while walking her usual beat.