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translations for
beat out
Definition of beat out
To sound a
rhythm
on a
percussion
instrument such as a drum
To
extinguish
To
defeat
by a narrow margin
To
work out
fully
Examples
The drummer
beat out
a steady slow march.
He managed to
beat
the flames
out
with a blanket.
She
beat out
three other contenders to claim the prize.
Related words
beat about
beating about
beat about the bush
without beating around the bush
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