Definition beat in British English

a stick to beat someone with (phrase) the drum (phrase) be hard to beat (phrase) beat (verb) beat (noun) beat (adjective) beat a path to someone’s door (phrase) beat the bush (phrase) beat down (phrasal verb) beat it (phrase) beat off (phrasal verb) beat on (phrasal verb) beat out (phrasal verb) beat someone to a pulp (phrase) beat someone to it (phrase) beat someone to market (phrase) beat the rap (phrase) beat the system (phrase) beat time (phrase) beat up (phrasal verb) beat up on (phrasal verb) beat your breast (phrase) beat-up (adjective) someone’s brains out (phrase) a dead horse (phrase) someone at their own game (phrase) someone (to) within an inch of their life (phrase) can you beat that/it? (phrase) dead beat (adjective) the hell out of someone (phrase) someone over the head (phrase) if you can’t beat ’em join ’em (phrase) the shit out of someone (phrase) the Beat Generation ()