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beaten someone's time

beaten someone's time is the past participle of beat someone's time.

Meaning of beat someone's time

Verb

beat someone's time (third-person singular simple present beats someone's time, present participle beating someone's time, simple past beat someone's time, past participle beaten someone's time or (colloquial) beat someone's time)

  1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see beat, time.
  2. (informal, usually) To make advances toward someone's romantic partner.
    • He was trying to beat my time with my girl.

Questions about beaten someone's time

What is beaten someone's time the past participle of?
Beaten someone's time is the past participle of beat someone's time.

Words near beaten someone's time in the dictionary

  1. beaten rice
  2. beaten someone at their own game
  3. beaten someone round the ears
  4. beaten someone's ass
  5. beaten someone's brains out
  6. beaten someone's time
  7. beaten the air
  8. beaten the bat
  9. beaten the bishop
  10. beaten the bounds
  11. beaten the bushes

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