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Czasami można się spotkać z formą past participle "beat", ale lepiej używać formy "beaten".
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verbo
Irregular forms: beat past tense, beaten past participle
  1. pokonywać, wygrywać (z kimś lub czymś) [TRANSITIVE]
    He beat cancer.
    We were beaten by five points.
    You have to learn to beat your flaws.
    consulta también: beat somebody, defeat
  2. bić, pobić [TRANSITIVE]
    He has beaten him senseless.
    Tom was beaten brutally by his mates.
    He wanted to beat my brother but I stopped him.
  3. uderzać, walić, rozbijać się (o coś) [INTRANSITIVE]
    Stop beating the hammer on the table.
    The wind was beating against the window.
  4. ubijać (za pomocą miksera lub trzepaczki) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    Beat butter and sugar in a bowl.
    Don't beat the ingredients too fast, because we want to maintain lightness.
  5. bić, uderzać (o sercu) [INTRANSITIVE]
    The patient's heart is beating very fast.
    My heart always beats fast when I see you.
    She could hear the beat of her son's heart.
  6. uderzać (w bęben) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    I beat my drum.
    The warrior started beating crude drums.
  7. trzepotać (skrzydłami) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    A bird beat its wings.
    A scared little birdie was beating his wings.
    link synonym: flap
  8. wybijać rytm, wybijać takt [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    He was beating a rhythm with his fingers.
    Unconsciously, Susan was beating a rhythm with her foot.
  9. trzepać (np. dywan) [TRANSITIVE]
    He went outside to beat the carpet.
    Beat the carpet because it's dusty.
    We always beat our carpets for Christmas.
    consulta también: beat the carpet
  10. rozbełtać, rozbełtywać (np. jajko) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    You can beat the eggs if you want to help me with dinner.
    Did you beat the eggs thoroughly?
    Beat three eggs and add some salt.
  11. nadawać kształt (szczególnie metalowi) [TRANSITIVE]
    You can beat metal with a hammer.
  12. pobić (być lepszym) informal [TRANSITIVE]
    Nothing can beat a long soak after a hard day of work.
  13. wydeptać (ścieżkę)
sustantivo
  1. rytm, takt [COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE]
    He doesn't know how to dance to the beat of the music.
    I will show you how to play the first beat.
  2. uderzenie (np. serca) [COUNTABLE]
    Can you hear the beats of my heart?
    I can feel your heartbeats when I hug you.
    Prawidłowym zapisem hasła ,,bicie serca" jest forma łączna, czyli "heartbeat".
    consulta también: heartbeat
  3. dudnienie, bębnienie [SINGULAR]
    I can't sleep because of this loud beat!
    Can you hear that? What is this beat?
  4. rewir (część miasta) [SINGULAR]
    This is a dangerous beat. We shouldn't be here.
    We got lost in this beat, can you tell us how to get back to the centre?
  5. chwila zawahania, krótka pauza
adjetivo
  1. wyczerpany, wykończony, padnięty informal
    I'm beat, so I'll take a shower and go to bed.
    I worked 12 hours today, I'm beat.
  2. nudny, oklepany informal
    It's such a beat subject.
    Don't use this beat quote.
verbo
  1. pokonać kogoś, wygrać z kimś
    to be better than somebody
    I beat my older brother at chess.
    Poland has never beaten Spain.
    link synonym: defeat somebody

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"beaten to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

beaten to collocation
More popular variant: beat to
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): zbity aby
  1. beat verbo + to preposición
    Very strong collocation

    I've got maybe five minutes to beat him to her.

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