beating in Italian
beating in Italian is bastonata, sconfitta, smacco — beating means the act of repeatedly striking someone or something.
beating in Italian
bastonata
A heavy defeat or setback.
sconfitta
A heavy defeat or setback.
smacco
A heavy defeat or setback.
sonora sconfitta
A heavy defeat or setback.
bastonatura
The pulsation of the heart.
battito
The pulsation of the heart.
What does "beating" mean?
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noun The act of repeatedly striking someone or something.
"The boxer took a beating in the final round."
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noun A heavy defeat.
"The home team suffered a beating in the semi-final."
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noun The regular pulsing of the heart.
"She could feel the steady beating of her own heart in the silence."
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beating in a sentence
- The boxer took a beating in the final round.
- The home team suffered a beating in the semi-final.
- She could feel the steady beating of her own heart in the silence.
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What is "beating" in Italian?
"beating" in Italian is bastonata, sconfitta, smacco. beating means: The act of repeatedly striking someone or something.
How do you use "beating" in a sentence?
Example: "The boxer took a beating in the final round." In Italian, "beating" is bastonata, sconfitta, smacco.
Are there other ways to say "beating" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "beating": bastonata, sconfitta, smacco, sonora sconfitta, bastonatura, battito.
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