beats
Prononciation : [biːts]
Contexte : « music »
(verb) to create a rhythmic sound or pattern in music. It’s like when someone plays drums or any music that has a strong rhythm.
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She beats the drums every Saturday in the band.
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He doesn't beat the drums well, he often misses the rhythm.
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Can you hear how she beats the tempo perfectly?
Contexte : « competition »
(verb) to win against someone or something. Like when you score more points than your opponent in a game.
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Our team beats their team in the basketball game last night.
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They didn't beat us in the last match, we played really well.
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Who do you think will beat the other team in the finals?
Contexte : « music »
(noun) a unit of time in music, like a heartbeat. It helps musicians keep track of rhythm.
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The song has a nice beat that makes you want to dance.
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The music was slow, and it lacked a strong beat.
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Can you find the beat in this song?
Contexte : « life rhythm »
(noun) the regular sound of a heartbeat or pulse. It's what you hear when a doctor checks your heart.
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The doctor said my heart beats are strong and normal.
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After running, my heart beats were so fast that I could feel it in my chest.
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How do you know if your heart beats are healthy?