English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word beat

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(beat up; flog; thrash; whack)
bastonadi
(win)
elpoenti
(curl; froth; stir; whip; whirl; whisk)
(lap; plash; splash; bicker)
plaŭdi
(pulsate; throb)
pulsi
(exceed; surpass; defeat; excel; outclass; outscore; outshine; get the best of; get the better of; cap; outmatch)
(flog; take a switch to; birch)
vergi
(tack; tack about; beat up against the wind) (
luvi
)
(beat music)
(hit; strike; wallop; jab; belabour; belt)
🔗 His promiscuity ended up being his demise however after a husband caught his wife in bed with John XII and beat the pope so badly, that he died three days later from his injuries.
(pulse)
(rhythm) ()
(brandish; swing; wave; wave about; wag; wield; whirl)
(defeat; win over; overcome; surmount; vanquish; get the better of)
🔗 If we can beat you here, we can beat you anywhere.
beat around the bush
(prevaricate)
(fight back)
🔗 More than seven months into the invasion, Russia has suffered huge losses in men and equipment and been beaten back on several fronts within the past month as Putin’s army has lurched from one humiliation to the next.
beat in
beat music
(beat)
beat off
(knock off; strike off; destroy; obliterate)		 ()
beat out
beat to death
(finish off)		 (
batmortigi
)
beat up
(beat; flog; thrash; whack)
bastonadi
beat up
(batter; dash; shatter)
beater
beater
(victor)
beater
(pestle; rammer; stamper)
beating
(bashing; buffetting; battery)
beating
beating
(pulsating; pulsation; throb; throbbing)
beating
(swinging)
beating
beating
(bashing; hammering; thrashing)
cymbal‐beat
heartbeat