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Significats de beats en anglès

A United States youth subculture of the 1950s; rejected possessions or regular work or traditional dress; for communal living and psychedelic drugs and anarchism; favored modern forms of jazz (e.g., bebop)

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Ús de beats en anglès
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Guess one thing is for sure: the audio industry sure beats music.
Ebony
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In Dateline Pacific, PNG's prime minister easily beats a no confidence vote.
Radio NZ
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Nothing beats a good meal after a hike in the great outdoors.
The Irish Times
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Their heart beats in the breasts of the poor and the rich.
Memories: A Story of German Love
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Nothing beats wielding the power to create and manipulate your own images.
Wired
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In that situation, nothing beats a blank password for ease of use.
Reuters
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Her skin was ashen; I found her pulse: sixty beats per minute.
Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
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Anita obviously missed this story: Ace Kev: A ton beats sexy fun.
The Guardian
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His luck beats the Dutch; he believes in it himself, you know.
The Aeroplane Boys Flight; Or, A Hydroplane Roundup
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Certainly an increased focus on stability and soundness beats the counterfactual alternative.
Reuters
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This cyclical pattern beats at a rhythm of approximately 56 million years.
Wired
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The rate of Hispanics going to college now beats the national average.
Reuters
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The cedars, the cabins, and the hill faded in pulse-beats of darkness.
Birthright: A Novel
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But you are breathing hard; your hand trembles; your pulse beats quickly.
The House of Whispers
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He pauses a few beats longer and then says, All right, Camel.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
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Afterwards the beats sank to 100 per minute; then to fewer still.
The History of a Mouthful of Bread / And its effect on the organ...
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Beats a través del temps
Beats per variant geogràfica
Sudàfrica
Comú
Irlanda
Comú
Austràlia
Comú
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