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Golpear el panel

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

panel beating SUST. ingl. brit. U

1. panel beating (work produced):

hojalatería f Méx.
latonería f Col.

2. panel beating (action):

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
panel beating ingl. brit.
panel beating shop ingl. brit.
panel-beating ingl. brit.
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

beating [ingl. am. ˈbidɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈbiːtɪŋ] SUST.

1. beating C (thrashing):

darle una paliza a alguien

2. beating C (defeat):

paliza f coloq.

3. beating U (surpassing):

I. beat <pret. beat, part. pas. beaten [ˈbiːtn]> [ingl. am. bit, ingl. brit. biːt] V. trans.

1.1. beat (hit repeatedly):

beat carpet
beat wings

1.2. beat (inflict blows on):

1.3. beat (hammer):

beat metal

1.4. beat GASTR.:

beat eggs
beat cream/egg whites
beat cream/egg whites
montar Esp.

2.1. beat (defeat):

beat opponent
beat opponent
beat opponent

2.2. beat (be better than):

beat record
beat record

2.3. beat (evade) DEP.:

3. beat (arrive before, anticipate):

ganarle a alguien por la mano
ganarle a alguien de mano Río Pl.
ganarle la mano a alguien Chile

4. beat MÚS.:

beat time

5.1. beat (tread):

beat it! coloq.
¡lárgate! coloq.
beat it! coloq.
¡mandate mudar! Río Pl. coloq.

5.2. beat (scour):

beat countryside

II. beat <pret. beat, part. pas. beaten [ˈbiːtn]> [ingl. am. bit, ingl. brit. biːt] V. intr.

1. beat (strike):

2. beat (pulsate):

beat heart/pulse:
beat heart/pulse:
beat drum:
beat wings:

3. beat (in hunting):

III. beat [ingl. am. bit, ingl. brit. biːt] SUST.

1. beat:

2.1. beat (rhythmic accent):

beat LIT., MÚS.

2.2. beat (of baton):

beat LIT., MÚS.

2.3. beat (rhythm):

beat LIT., MÚS.

3.1. beat (of policeman):

3.2. beat (in angling):

beat ingl. brit.

4. beat (beatnik):

IV. beat [ingl. am. bit, ingl. brit. biːt] ADJ.

1.1. beat coloq. pred (exhausted):

reventado coloq.
molido coloq.

1.2. beat coloq. pred (defeated):

2. beat (of beatniks) atrbv.:

beat generation/poet
beat adj inv

I. panel [ingl. am. ˈpænl, ingl. brit. ˈpan(ə)l] SUST.

1.1. panel:

1.2. panel:

1.3. panel ARTE:

2.1. panel:

pánel m Col. Ven.
comisión f Chile

2.2. panel:

2.3. panel DER.:

II. panel <paneling paneled ingl. am. panelling panelled ingl. brit.> [ingl. am. ˈpænl, ingl. brit. ˈpan(ə)l] V. trans.

1. panel room/wall:

2. panel <paneled ingl. am., panelled ingl. brit. part. pas. >:

paneled ingl. am. [or panelled ingl. brit.] door
paneled ingl. am. [or panelled ingl. brit.] skirt

en el diccionario PONS

beating [ˈbi:tɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈbi:t̬ɪŋ] SUST.

1. beating (assault):

cueriza f amer.
zumba f amer.
biaba f Arg., Urug.
batida f Perú, P. Rico
fajada f Arg.

2. beating (defeat):

3. beating of the heart:

I. beat [bi:t] SUST.

1. beat (pulsation):

beat of the heart
beat of the pulse
beat of a hammer

2. beat MÚS.:

beat stress
beat stroke of the hand
beat rhythm

3. beat sin pl. (of a police officer):

II. beat [bi:t] ADJ. coloq.

to be dead beat ingl. brit.

III. beat [bi:t] V. trans. beat, beaten

1. beat (strike):

beat metal
beat carpet
beat carpet
festejar Méx.

2. beat wings:

3. beat GASTR.:

4. beat (cut through):

5. beat (defeat):

6. beat (surpass):

beat record

7. beat (arrive before):

8. beat (be better than):

to beat sb for sth

9. beat MÚS.:

beat drum

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

beat it! coloq.
beat it! coloq.
¡mándate mudar! Río Pl.

IV. beat [bi:t] V. intr.

1. beat (pound):

beat rain
beat sea
beat person

2. beat (pulsate, vibrate):

beat heart, pulse
beat wings
beat drum
beat hammer

I. panel [ˈpænəl] SUST.

1. panel:

2. panel MODA:

3. panel PRENSA:

4. panel (team):

panel in exam

5. panel (instrument board):

instrument panel AUTO., AERO.

II. panel [ˈpænəl] V. trans.

en el diccionario PONS

I. beat <beat, beaten> [bit] SUST.

1. beat (pulsation):

beat of the heart
beat of the pulse
beat of a hammer

2. beat MÚS.:

beat stress
beat stroke of the hand
beat rhythm

3. beat (of a police officer):

II. beat <beat, beaten> [bit] ADJ. coloq. (worn out)

III. beat <beat, beaten> [bit] V. trans.

1. beat (strike):

beat metal
beat carpet
beat carpet
festejar Méx.

2. beat a. culin:

beat wings, record

3. beat (cut through):

4. beat (defeat):

5. beat (surpass):

beat record

6. beat (arrive before):

7. beat (be better than):

to beat sb in [or at] sth

8. beat MÚS.:

beat drum

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

beat it! argot
beat it! argot
¡mándate mudar! Río Pl.

IV. beat <beat, beaten> [bit] V. intr.

1. beat (pound):

beat rain
beat sea
beat person

2. beat (pulsate, vibrate):

beat heart, pulse
beat wings
beat drum
beat hammer

beating [ˈbi·t̬ɪŋ] SUST.

1. beating (assault):

cueriza f amer.
zumba f amer.
biaba f Arg., Urug.
batida f Perú, P. Rico
fajada f Arg.

2. beating (defeat):

3. beating of the heart:

I. panel [ˈpæn·əl] SUST.

1. panel:

2. panel MODA:

3. panel (of cartoon strip):

4. panel (team):

panel in exam

5. panel (instrument board):

instrument panel AUTO., AERO.

II. panel [ˈpæn·əl] V. trans.

Present
Ibeat
youbeat
he/she/itbeats
webeat
youbeat
theybeat
Past
Ibeat
youbeat
he/she/itbeat
webeat
youbeat
theybeat
Present Perfect
Ihavebeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
youhavebeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
he/she/ithasbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
wehavebeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
youhavebeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
theyhavebeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
Past Perfect
Ihadbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
youhadbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
he/she/ithadbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
wehadbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
youhadbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat
theyhadbeaten / ingl. am. tb. beat

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When the panel is removed, the block is gone, but the screen remains.
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In his first year in charge he introduced a new training regime and cut a number of players from the panel.
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After four rounds and voting from both a select panel of judges and the public at large, three winners were selected.
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Each of the five panels consists, in theory, of individuals possessing special knowledge of, or experience in, one of five specific fields.
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They are based on various manga panels and are used to represent what kind of special attacks the characters have.
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