Beat-up

Pronunciation: /ˈbit- ˈəp/

Beat-up (adj)

  1. In poor condition because of rough treatment, knocks, or fighting.
  2. Having injuries from being hit many times, often with bruises and pain.
  3. Very tired or worn out, as if you have been pushed too hard.

Beat-up (verb)

  1. To attack someone and hit them repeatedly, causing injuries.

Examples

  • The fight beat-up the man badly.
  • Someone beat-up the dog near the gate.

Beat-up (adjective)

Examples

  • The old chair looks beat-up after years of use.
  • The suitcase is beat-up, but it still works.