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1 beat
[biːt] past tense beat: past participle ˈbeaten1. verb1) to strike or hit repeatedly:يَضْرِبBeat the drum.
2) to win against:يَهْزِم، يَتَغَلَّب عبى، يَتَفَوَّقShe beat me in a contest.
3) to mix thoroughly:يَخْفَقُ البَيْضَهto beat an egg.
4) to move in a regular rhythm:يخفق، ينبض يَخْفِق ، يَنْبِضُ (القَلب)My heart is beating faster than usual.
يُحافِظُ على وِحْدَةِ الأيقاعA conductor beats time for an orchestra.
2. noun1) a regular stroke or its sound:وِحْدَة الأيقاعI like the beat of that song.
2) a regular or usual course:عَمَل مُعْتادa policeman's beat.
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2 drum
[dram]1. noun1) a musical instrument constructed of skin etc stretched on a round frame and beaten with a stick:طَبلHe plays the drums.
2) something shaped like a drum, especially a container:وَعاء يُشْبِه الطَّبْلan oil-drum.
3) an eardrum.طَبْلَةُ الأذْن2. verb– past tense, past participle drummed1) to beat a drum.يُطَبِّل2) to tap continuously especially with the fingers:يَدُقُّStop drumming (your fingers) on the table!
3) to make a sound like someone beating a drum:يَقْرَعُ، يَدُقُّ كالطَّبْلThe rain drummed on the metal roof.
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4 beat
ضَرْبَة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat.. blow: a hard stroke: He struck me a heavy blow with his stick., a sudden misfortune His death was a great blow to his family.. stroke: a blow: He cut off the branch with one stroke of his axe, a movement of the pen (in writing) or of the brush (in painting), a movement of the arm in games (such as tennis, golf, badminton) where one hits a ball. -
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6 ضرب الطبل أو عليه
ضَرَبَ الطّبْلَ أو عَلَيْهِto drum, beat a drum -
7 daff
drum [Sem d-p-p, Heb tof, Uga tp, Amh debeddebe (beat, rap), Phoen mtpp (drummer)] Hin daf, Per daf borrowed from Ar--------side (of body) [Heb daf (page), Syr dafa, Hrs deffet (side)] -
8 دق
دَقَّ \ beat (beat, beaten): to hit many times: The rain was beating on the roof. drive (drove, driven): to strike a nail with force: I drove a nail into the door. hammer: to knock hard; use a hammer: The policeman hammered on the door. I hammered the nails in. pound: to strike (with) heavy blows with the hand: He pounded on the door. ring: (of a bell) to sound; to sound like bell, or by using a bell: The telephone rang. \ See Also رن (رَنّ)، أدخل (أدْخَلَ)، طَرَقَ بِعُنْف \ دَقَّ \ batter: to hit hard and often: He battered on the door. \ See Also طَرَقَ أو ضَرَبَ بِعُنْفٍ \ دَقَّ \ drum: to play a drum by beating on it. \ See Also قَرَعَ الطَّبَل \ دَقَّ... بقَدَمِهِ \ stamp: to put one’s foot down violently (in anger, or so as to flatten sth.): He stamped on the snake’s head, in case it was not dead. \ دَقَّ بانْتِظام \ beat, (beat, beaten): to move (up and down) regularly: Her heart was beating fast. \ دَقَّ بِعُنْفٍ \ bang: to hit hard: He banged me on the head. \ دَقَّ دقًّا خَفيفًا \ rap: to knock: He rapped on the door with his stick. -
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خَفْقَة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat. -
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دَقَّة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat.. stroke: a blow on the bell, when a clock strikes: He arrived on the stroke of ten (at 10.00 exactly). \ دَقَّة \ tap: a light blow: I heard a tap on (or at) the window. \ See Also ضَرْبة خَفِيفة \ دَقَّة \ rap: a light quick blow, or the sound of it; a knock. \ See Also طَرْقَة خفيفة حادّة \ دَقَّة خَفيفة (خاصّة للسّاعة) \ tick: the sound of a clock or watch. -
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ضَرْبَة \ knock: an act of knocking; a blow: We heard a knock at the door. He had a bad knock on the head. \ See Also دقة (دَقَّة) \ ضَرْبَة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat.. blow: a hard stroke: He struck me a heavy blow with his stick., a sudden misfortune His death was a great blow to his family.. stroke: a blow: He cut off the branch with one stroke of his axe, a movement of the pen (in writing) or of the brush (in painting), a movement of the arm in games (such as tennis, golf, badminton) where one hits a ball. \ ضَرْبَة بِشَيء ثقيل \ thump: a thumping blow. \ See Also كَلِيل \ ضَرْبَة تصيب الهدف \ hit: a correctly aimed blow or shot: The player made two hits and three misses. The Bomb was a direct hit. \ ضَرْبَة حَظّ \ stroke of luck: a piece of good fortune. \ ضَرْبَة شَمْس \ sunstroke: an illness that is caused by too much hot sun on the head. \ ضَرْبَة عَنِيفَة \ bang: a heavy blow: He gave me a bang on the head. wallop: a heavy blow. \ ضَرْبَة قاضِيَة \ knock out: a blow that makes sb. senseless. -
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نَبْضَة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat. -
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ضَرْبَة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat.. blow: a hard stroke: He struck me a heavy blow with his stick., a sudden misfortune His death was a great blow to his family.. stroke: a blow: He cut off the branch with one stroke of his axe, a movement of the pen (in writing) or of the brush (in painting), a movement of the arm in games (such as tennis, golf, badminton) where one hits a ball. -
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ضَرْبَة \ beat: a regular movement, or its sound: the loud beat of the drum; a heart beat.. blow: a hard stroke: He struck me a heavy blow with his stick., a sudden misfortune His death was a great blow to his family.. stroke: a blow: He cut off the branch with one stroke of his axe, a movement of the pen (in writing) or of the brush (in painting), a movement of the arm in games (such as tennis, golf, badminton) where one hits a ball. -
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16 قرع طبلا
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17 قرع الطبل
قَرَعَ الطّبْلَto beat, drum, roll, percuss -
18 نقر
نَقَرَ: قَرَعَ، دَقّto knock, rap, strike, beat, bang, tap, percuss; to drum
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Beat of drum — Beat Beat, n. 1. A stroke; a blow. [1913 Webster] He, with a careless beat, Struck out the mute creation at a heat. Dryden. [1913 Webster] 2. A recurring stroke; a throb; a pulsation; as, a beat of the heart; the beat of the pulse. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
beat the drum — phrasal also beat a drum : to declaim as meritorious or especially significant : publicize or argue noisily publicity men beating the drum about the new star beat the drum for him as a candidate * * * bang/beat/the drum … Useful english dictionary
beat the drum for — I see drum I II beat (or bang) the drum for (or against) be ostentatiously in support of (or in opposition to) he limited campaign contributions in order to beat the drum against political action committees | feminists bang the drum for ‘quality… … Useful english dictionary
beat the drum — to attract attention. The president said he will beat the drum to build public support for his education program. Usage notes: sometimes followed by for: Who is beating the drum for the parents rights act? … New idioms dictionary
beat a drum — phrasal see beat the drum … Useful english dictionary
beat the drum (for somebody) — beat/bang the ˈdrum (for sb/sth) idiom (especially BrE) to speak with enthusiasm in support of sb/sth • She s really banging the drum for the new system. Main entry: ↑drumidiom … Useful english dictionary
beat the drum (for something) — beat/bang the ˈdrum (for sb/sth) idiom (especially BrE) to speak with enthusiasm in support of sb/sth • She s really banging the drum for the new system. Main entry: ↑drumidiom … Useful english dictionary
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beat the drum — to speak eagerly about something that you support. Once again she was banging the drum for pre school nurseries. (often + for) The opposition parties are always beating the environmental drum … New idioms dictionary
beat the drum for someone or something — tv. to promote or support someone or something. □ I spent a lot of time beating the drum for our plans for the future. □ The senator is only beating the drum for his special interests … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
beat the drum — {v. phr.} To attract attention in order to advertise something or to promote someone, such as a political candidate. * /Mrs. Smith has been beating the drum in her town in order to get her husband elected mayor./ … Dictionary of American idioms
