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Meanings of beaten in English

Beaten.

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Usage of beaten in English
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When he came home from the New Year party he was beaten.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
2
But it is clear the main beneficiaries are beaten-down emerging market currencies.
Reuters
3
It's a bit of a problem, really, but we're not beaten yet.
The power of one
4
In the national stereotype stakes, however, the Swiss simply won't be beaten.
The Irish Times
5
Every week, houses are stoned, cars damaged and young men beaten up.
The Irish Times
6
South African boxer Ruann Visser was left battered and beaten this week.
The South African
7
Season veal cutlets; dip in beaten egg and roll in fine bread-crumbs.
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8
Stir in the flour; add the whites beaten to a stiff froth.
365 Foreign Dishes / A Foreign Dish for Every Day in the Year
9
Palestinian members of the groups were beaten by the soldiers, she added.
The Irish Times
10
Having beaten England home and away, Croatia should perhaps get our vote.
The Guardian
11
On a more practical consideration they hadn't beaten Ireland in four years.
The Irish Times
12
Asked if they had something really private, way off the beaten track.
The devil's bones: a body farm novel
13
On the journalists severely beaten in recent months for doing their jobs?
The Guardian
14
Ireland have already beaten Wales and England over the past two days.
The Irish Times
15
Of course, the Americans had beaten us to it two decades earlier.
The Guardian
16
The sign had been given; the subject race had beaten the soldier.
The Broken Road
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