beat
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The meaning (definition) of the word beat
the steady thump you tap your foot to when you hear music
The word beat used in a sentence
“I tap my foot to the beat of my favorite song.”
Words that mean the same as beat (synonyms)
rhythmpulse
The plural of the word beat
beats
How the word beat is said around the world
| French | battre (bahtr) |
| Spanish | derrotar (dayrohtahr) |
| Mandarin | 打 (dǎ) |
| Hindi | मारो (mahroh) |
| Arabic | يهزم |
| Russian | бить (bit') |
| Portuguese (EU) | bater (buhtayr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | bater (bahtayr) |
| Japanese | ビート (biito) |
| German | schlagen (shlahguhn) |
| Urdu | مارو (mahroh) |
| Punjabi | ਹਰਾਓ (huhrahoh) |
| Korean | 박자 (bagja) |
| Hebrew | לְהַכּוֹת (lhahkoht) |
| Greek | ρυθμός (ruthmos) |
| Dutch | verslaan (vuhrslahn) |
| Tagalog | talunin (tahlooneen) |
| Vietnamese | tiết tấu (teeeurt tuhurw) |
| Turkish | vurmak (vuurmahk) |
| Persian | ضرب و شتم (zahrb vah shahtm) |
| Polish | pokonać (pawkawnahch) |
| Ukrainian | бити (byty) |
| Bengali | মার (mahr) |
| Swedish | slå (sloh) |
| Italian | colpo (kohlpoh) |
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