beats
Pronunciation: [biːts]
Context: "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.
Example
She beats the drums every Saturday in the band.
Example
He doesn't beat the drums well, he often misses the rhythm.
Example
Can you hear how she beats the tempo perfectly?
Context: "competition"
(verb) to win against someone or something. Like when you score more points than your opponent in a game.
Example
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.
Example
Who do you think will beat the other team in the finals?
Context: "music"
(noun) a unit of time in music, like a heartbeat. It helps musicians keep track of rhythm.
Example
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.
Example
Can you find the beat in this song?
Context: "life rhythm"
(noun) the regular sound of a heartbeat or pulse. It's what you hear when a doctor checks your heart.
Example
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.
Example
How do you know if your heart beats are healthy?