Traducción Inglés-Español para "beat"
"beat" en español
beat {sustantivo}
Watch shapes and colors dance to the beat of the music.
to keep the beat
to keep the beat
Patients with NRAF have an irregular heart beat and this can cause the formation of a blood clot in the left atrium of the heart.
to beat {verbo}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to hit, to bang on, to bludgeon, to beat out)
to beat out
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to defeat, to beat down, to beat off, to ace out)
Only the weapon of politics can beat the politics of weapons.
We can never justify the means we use to beat terrorism by claiming that the ends are noble.
to beat down
to beat off
Although Lukashenko has won the elections by rigging the vote, he has not beaten his opponents.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to shake, to flail, to jolt, to clout)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to strike)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to thrash)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to bend, to make curved)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to bang, to bonk)
This must not be used as a stick to beat the industry.
to beat up
Peaceful demonstrators were beaten to the ground and then hauled before the courts.
Applause, calls of approval, beating on tables by Members
Batom was dragged out of his car and severely beaten.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to hammer, to whip, to whisk, to churn)
Some may perhaps consider that deadline to be rather timid and limited, but I believe we should see it as a target to beat.
Unfortunately, we now probably have to say that this record has been beaten again.
You may have beaten the record.
Madam President, I just wanted to propose that we should congratulate the President of the sitting for beating all the speed records for the votes.
Needless to say, it is absolutely impossible for us, as the European Parliament, to condone capital punishment but, unfortunately, China beats everyone hands down when it comes to executions.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to pass, to outperform, to exceed, to outdo)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to pulsate)
Cyprus's heart has always beaten in time with Europe.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to punish)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to shake)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to thrash, to flog)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to trash)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} [dep.]
The aim is to beat ETA, but the fundamental commitment is to defend democracy throughout the whole of Europe.
The object of this must not be to beat our competitors at any cost, and we must not allow this to shape our thinking.
to beat out
We cannot start to fight terrorism unless we are sure, on the basis of the moral strength of our convictions, that we will be able to beat
Whoever is beaten will also have his role to play, and the winner will have to take this into account.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {v.t.} (también: to gain, to earn, to win, to reach)
Of course, you must not think that you beat us Greeks; we let you win the match because we have connections with your royal family.
It seems that at football we can beat the English, we can beat the Germans and we can beat the Spanish, but last Saturday there were lots
Although Lukashenko has won the elections by rigging the vote, he has not beaten his opponents.
Whoever is beaten will also have his role to play, and the winner will have to take this into account.
These magnificent politicians have built a bridge of hope and the optimists have beaten the pessimists.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {v.t.} (también: to abase, to knock down)
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