(beaten up)
51beaten — bea|ten [ bi:tn̩] <nach engl. to beat »(Takt) schlagen«> (ugs.) a) ↑Beatmusik machen; b) nach Beatmusik tanzen …
52Beaten — Be|a|ten die (Plur.) <aus lat. beatae (Plur.) »die Glücklichen, Seligen« zu beatus »glücklich, selig«> in Spanien Name für Laienschwestern u. ↑Terziarinnen …
53beaten — beat·en || biËtn adj. hammered (of metal); worn bare by frequent traffic, regularly used (as of a path); defeated, routed biËt n. strike; rhythm; tapping; pulse; usual territory, regular jurisdiction; scoop , news story that is published… …
54beaten up — hit and battered, injured from repeated blows …
55beaten pp — beet n …
56beaten — a. 1. Worn by use, much travelled. 2. Hackneyed, trite, threadbare, common, common place. 3. Defeated, baffled dispirited …
57beaten — adj 1. trodden, well trodden, trampled, much traveled; worn, well used, over used, threadbare, napless, smooth. 2. defeated, trounced, routed, vanquished, Sl. shellacked, Sl. pulverized; conquered, overthrown, overpowered, overwhelmed; broken,… …
58beaten-up — UK / US adjective informal beat up …
59beaten — bea|ten [ bi:tn̩ ] <englisch> (umgangssprachlich veraltend für Beatmusik spielen; nach Beatmusik tanzen) …
60beaten — Having suffered blows; having been the victim of an assault and battery …
