Resumen
beat {sustantivo}
takt · pass · patrulleringsområde · rond · svängning · bultande · taktfast slag · taktslag · svävning
to beat {verbo}
banka · slå · piska · hamra · bulta · besegra · segla mot vinden · överträffa · övervinna · smida · driva · trampa · gå upp · vispa upp · vispa · vispa ihop · slagit · kryssa
Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "beat"
"beat" en sueco
beat {sustantivo}
Cyprus's heart has always beaten in time with Europe.
beat {sustantivo}
Here go the stem cells, right into the beating heart of the patient.
beat {sustantivo}
beat {verbo}
beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: hit)
They got a magnificent health system that beat both the U.S. and Sweden.
The day before, her husband beat her up because she was not home in time to prepare dinner for him.
The gorillas beat him to death before the zoo keepers could gas them all.
You almost beat the most popular president in history.
My heart beat fast, my head was dizzy, trying to comprehend what it was that stood in front of me.
to beat {verbo}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to knock, to hammer, to bank, to bang)
If you're lying, I'll beat the shit out of you.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to ring, to ram, to pulse, to pound)
And so I thought, this is my chance to beat it back with my measuring stick.
They threatened me with a gun and said they'd beat me up.
He'd pull up in his police car, jump out...... chase me up a fence, beat me down, kick me --
So the highest bar is what you're striving to beat.
to beat back
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to lash, to flog, to dust off, to dust)
This must not be used as a stick to beat the industry.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to pound out, to pound, to pound away, to nail)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to pound, to knock, to hammer, to batter)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to overthrow, to overpower, to master, to knock out)
That is all well and good, very good, but when will we manage to beat the fog?
Only the weapon of politics can beat the politics of weapons.
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
I am concerned that this inquiry will not be constructive but will be used by the Left in Spain as a stick to beat the government.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to outstrip, to outbid, to improve upon, to improve on)
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 [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to master, to knock out, to get over, to conquer)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to forge)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to ram, to push, to pursue, to provoke)
to beat off
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to pedal, to stamp, to step, to trample)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to rise, to mount, to go up, to break)
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb} (también: to stir, to whip, to whisk)
to beat
to beat
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb}
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] {vb}
Did that boy, Frank Murphy, beat you up again?
Cyprus's heart has always beaten in time with Europe.
You may have beaten the record.
There's a lot of interesting research that shows that we like people better after we play a game with them, even if they've beaten us badly.
The insurance companies, which obviously are directly and financially involved, have sounded the alarm about these natural disasters which seem to be beating all records this year.
to beat [beat|beaten; beat] (sailing) {vb} [dep.]
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