beat up
/biːt ʌp/Tradução: Verbo frasal que significa agredir fisicamente alguém com violência, geralmente batendo repetidamente.
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verb
/biːt ʌp/Фразовый глагол, означающий физически напасть на кого-то с применением насилия, часто неоднократно.
Verbo frasal que significa atacar físicamente a alguien con violencia, a menudo de forma repetida.
Verbe à particule signifiant attaquer physiquement quelqu'un avec violence, souvent de manière répétée.
Jemanden wiederholt und gewaltsam schlagen oder verprügeln, oft als Bestrafung oder aus Aggression.
Verbo frasal que significa agredir fisicamente alguém com violência, geralmente batendo repetidamente.
动词短语,指对某人进行身体上的攻击或殴打,通常带有反复、持续施暴的意味。
فعل مركب يعني الاعتداء على شخص جسديًا بالضرب والعنف، وغالبًا ما يتكرر الضرب أو يشارك فيه أكثر من شخص.
A phrasal verb meaning to physically attack someone violently, often repeatedly.
incontável · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separável
Physically attackinformal
To hit or strike someone repeatedly, causing injury.
Избить
Golpear repetidamente
tabasser
Zusammenschlagen
Espancar
痛打
ضرب بإيذاء
- The bully threatened to beat up the younger student.
- He was beaten up by a group of strangers.
- She got beaten up after the argument.
Sinônimosassaultbatterclobberlay intomaulpoundpummelrough upthrashwork over
Feel guilty or blame oneselfinformal
To criticize or blame oneself excessively for something.
Корить себя
culparse a uno mismo
se culpabiliser
Sich Vorwürfe machen
Culpar-se
自责
لوم الذات
- Stop beating yourself up over that mistake.
- He's been beating himself up about the failed exam.
- She beat herself up for not speaking up earlier.
- beaten up past participle
- beat up past simple
- beating up present participle
- beats up third person singular
Verbo basebeat
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