beater
- IPA[ˈbēdər]
美式
- a person who hits someone or something, typically on a habitual basis;a person who beats metal in manufacturing
noun: beater, plural noun: beaters
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- 1. a person who hits someone or something, typically on a habitual basis he is not a drug addict, an alcoholic, or a woman beater
- ▪ a person who beats metal in manufacturing he started out as a metal beater in the sheet metal shop
- 2. a person employed to flush out or drive game animals for shooting by striking at the ground cover he had regularly worked as a beater on grouse shoots on Soyland Moor
- 3. an implement or machine used for beating beat two eggs in large bowl with a hand beater until fluffy
- 4. informal a means of defeating or preventing something a recession beater
- 5. North American informal a dilapidated but serviceable car I bought a beater and drove that for a few years
- a man who regularly or habitually hits his wife or female partner: my second husband turned out to be a wife beater
Oxford American Dictionary
- a kitchen utensil used for beating ingredients such as eggs or cream: you may use an egg beater or simply whisk by hand
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- a man who regularly or habitually hits his wife or female partner: my second husband turned out to be a wife beater
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- a person whose job is to beat out the bodywork of motor vehicles.
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- a person who beats gold out into gold leaf.
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- a person or thing that is better than all others in their field: Nirvana's second album is a world-beater
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- the rotating-brush unit within the powerhead of a vacuum cleaner.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a shot scored just as the clock expires at the end of a period of play, especially one at the ... one kid hit a full-court buzzer beater to give his team the win
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英式
- a person who hits someone or something, typically on a habitual basis: he is not a drug addict, an alcoholic, or a woman beater
Oxford Dictionary