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Pronunciation

/beɪt/

A physical blow: A hit or strike with the hand, fist, or an object. For example: “The boxer delivered a powerful punch to his opponent’s jaw.”
A rhythmic movement: The act of hitting or striking something repeatedly in a particular pattern, often in music or sports. For example: “He practiced his drumming, beating out a lively rhythm.”
A heart condition: A condition where the heart beats irregularly or too fast. For example: “She was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat.”

To hit or strike: To physically impact something or someone with force. For example: “He beat the ball into the goal.”
To defeat: To win a contest or competition by a margin or through superior skill. For example: “The team beat their rivals in the championship match.”
To overcome: To prevail over an obstacle or adversity. For example: “She beat her addiction with determination and support.”

Superior: In a higher ranking or level than others. For example: “His performance was the best, easily beating all others.”
Defeating: Causing a loss or failure. For example: “The strategy proved to be defeating in the end.”

Violently: With great force or intensity. For example: “The storm beat against the windows fiercely.”
Rhythmically: In a regular and repeated pattern. For example: “The music beat steadily in the background.”

“Beat someone at a game” means to win against them in a competition.
“Beat your record” signifies surpassing someone’s previous achievement.
“Heartbeat” refers to the rhythmic contraction and relaxation of the heart muscle.

Noun: “The rain beat against the roof of the shelter.”
Verb: “He beat his opponent in the final round of the boxing match.”
Adjective: “Her new song received critical acclaim, easily beating the previous chart-topper.”
Adverb: “The drummer maintained a steady beat throughout the concert.”