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beaten
adjective
uk /ˈbiː.tən/ us /ˈbiː.t̬ən/
beatenadjective (DEFEATED)
defeated in a competition:
She was the beaten finalist in this year's Australian Open Championship.
She has owned several beaten favourites, but he has yet to have a winning horse at this meeting.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Losing and being defeated
admit
admit defeatphrase
battering
chase
chase shadowsidiom
concede
defeat
fallen
give
give in
go
go down
knuckle
non-winning
say
say uncleidiom
tail
take a batteringidiom
unwinnable
whipsaw
beatenadjective (STRUCK)
[ before noun ]
Beaten gold or another metal has been made flat by having been hit repeatedly with a hard object: （金或其他金属）被硬物锻打、锤制而变扁平的
She was wearing a necklace of beaten gold.她戴着一条金项链。
[ before noun ]
A beaten path or track is one that people walk along regularly so that the ground has become hard and the path is clear.（小路）因走的人多而变得畅通而坚实的
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Chemistry: metals & metalworking
anti-tarnish
bar magnet
base metal
bimetallic
brazen
brazier
bullion
ferrous
galvanized
gilt
gold leaf
lode
magnet
silver plate
swage
tarnished
tinplated
untarnished
vermeil
wrought iron
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Habitual and customary
Idiom
off the beaten track
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