beaten 音标拼音: [b'itən]
a . 被打败了的,筋疲力竭的,敲平的,踏平的
被打败了的,筋疲力竭的,敲平的,踏平的
beaten adj 1 :
formed or made thin by hammering ; "
beaten gold "
2 :
much trodden and worn smooth or bare ; "
did not stray from the beaten path "
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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Beaten \
Beat "
en \ (
b [=
e ]
t "'
n ;
95 ),
a .
1 .
Made smooth by beating or treading ;
worn by use . "
A broad and beaten way ." --
Milton . "
Beaten gold ." --
Shak . "
off the beaten track ."
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2 .
Vanquished ;
defeated ;
conquered ;
baffled .
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3 .
Exhausted ;
tired out .
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4 .
Become common or trite ;
as ,
a beaten phrase . [
Obs .]
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5 .
Tried ;
practiced . [
Obs .] --
Beau . &
Fl .
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113 Moby Thesaurus words for "
beaten ":
all in ,
all up with ,
automatic ,
beat ,
beat up ,
bested ,
blebby ,
blistered ,
blistering ,
blistery ,
bone -
weary ,
bubbling ,
bubbly ,
burbling ,
burbly ,
bushed ,
carbonated ,
chiffon ,
confounded ,
constant ,
dead ,
dead -
and -
alive ,
dead -
tired ,
deadbeat ,
defeated ,
discomfited ,
dog -
tired ,
dog -
weary ,
done ,
done for ,
done in ,
done up ,
down ,
drained ,
ebullient ,
effervescent ,
exhausted ,
fagged out ,
fallen ,
fixed ,
fizzy ,
floored ,
frequent ,
gone ,
habitual ,
hackneyed ,
hors de combat ,
knocked out ,
lambasted ,
lathered ,
licked ,
on the skids ,
outdone ,
overborne ,
overcome ,
overmastered ,
overmatched ,
overpowered ,
overridden ,
overthrown ,
overturned ,
overwhelmed ,
panicked ,
persistent ,
played out ,
pooped ,
pooped out ,
prostrate ,
puffed ,
put to rout ,
ready to drop ,
recurrent ,
recurring ,
regular ,
repetitive ,
routed ,
routine ,
ruined ,
scattered ,
settled ,
silenced ,
skinned ,
skinned alive ,
souffle ,
souffleed ,
sparkling ,
spent ,
spumescent ,
stampeded ,
stereotyped ,
tired out ,
tired to death ,
trimmed ,
trite ,
trounced ,
tuckered out ,
undone ,
upset ,
used up ,
vesicant ,
vesicated ,
vesicatory ,
vesicular ,
washed -
up ,
weary unto death ,
well -
trodden ,
well -
worn ,
whacked ,
whelmed ,
whipped ,
wiped out ,
worn -
out ,
worsted
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