noun
Beatle
BEE-tuh
Beatle (noun) means one of the four members of the British rock band The Beatles, or (loosely) someone associated with them. Example: “Ringo was the last surviving Beatle for many years.”
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One of the four members of the British rock band The Beatles, or (loosely) someone associated with them.
"Ringo was the last surviving Beatle for many years."
How to use Beatle
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishRefers to one member of The Beatles.
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Word forms
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Etymology
A back-formed singular from "Beatles," the band name itself a pun blending "beat" (as in beat music) with "beetles."
Frequently asked questions
What does “Beatle” mean?
The word “Beatle” means one of the four members of the British rock band The Beatles, or (loosely) someone associated with them. In plain terms, refers to one member of The Beatles.
How do you pronounce “Beatle”?
“Beatle” is pronounced BEE-tuh ([ˈbiːtəɫ] in IPA).
How do you use “Beatle” in a sentence?
Here is “Beatle” used in a sentence: “Ringo was the last surviving Beatle for many years.”
What part of speech is “Beatle”?
“Beatle” is a noun.
