No. 8,765 in French
beats
The French word "beats" does not exist; it seems to be an English word.
In a sentence
Elle bat le record de natation.
She beats the swimming record.
Here, 'bat' is derived from 'battre' and means 'beats,' used in the context of surpassing a record.
Le rythme des tambours bat fort.
The rhythm of the drums beats loudly.
In this sentence, 'bat' refers to the rhythmic striking or sound produced by drums.
Son cœur bat rapidement après la course.
His heart beats quickly after the race.
Here, 'bat' expresses the action of a heart pulsating or beating, especially after physical exertion.
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