| 单词 | beaten |
| 释义 | beatenWord family (noun) beat beating (adjective) beatable ≠ unbeatable beaten ≠ unbeaten (verb) beat From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbeatenbeat‧en /ˈbiːtn/ adjective [only before noun]1 → off the beaten track/path2 TTRROAD/PATHa beaten path, track etc has been made by many people walking the same waya well-beaten path through the forest3 a beaten person feels defeated and not respecteda beaten man who had lost his job4 HCMTIbeaten metal has been shaped with a hammer to make it thinnerExamples from the Corpusbeaten• Straggling, beaten columns of troops marched without equipment into the town and out along the main road to Kiev.• The floor was of the same beaten earth as in the parlour.• Gradually whisk in beaten egg and vanilla essence.• Originally decorating the crowns were 150 feathers made of beaten gold, found nearby.• She was combing her hair, her face reflected in the mirror sheet of beaten gold.• Corbett trudged down the beaten, muddy track; the sky was overcast and a light rain began to fall.• She felt beaten, rejected and betrayed and all she wanted now was the sanctuary of her own room. |
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