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Meanings of beaten-up in English
Usage of beaten-up in English
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But they also are hunting for beaten-up securities linked to commercial property.
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No more beaten-up toenails are on view, because everyone is thickly shod.
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Then we go to LA and stay in this super beaten-up house.
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Real estate, and beaten-up sectors such as the Pacific Rim and financials.
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He was eating some kind of mash from a beaten-up soldier's bowl.
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For the beaten-up travel complex, this area will leave the most lasting scars.
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When cold mix with it the beaten-up yolks of two eggs.
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She had short, slicked-back black hair and wore a beaten-up black leather jacket.
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Hundreds of families arrived in buses and beaten-up taxis, on foot, or by pony.
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That represents a reasonable premium to a beaten-up share price.
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In the 80s he founded Class War, whose newspaper featured photos of beaten-up policemen.
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But she was tall and lanky, and certainly the bicycle frame resembled her beaten-up Trek.
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Where was her beaten-up, retro, turquoise blue alarm clock?
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He carried a big, lumpy, beaten-up backpack with all sorts of things hanging off it.
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Watch: 'ATM scammer' beaten-up by crowd in Pretoria Suspected ATM scammer beaten up in Sunnyside Pretoria.
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Maybe I didn't look like a beaten-up bum.