beat up

UK
/biːt ʌp/
US
/bit ʌp/
beat upverb
beat up
Präteritum
beaten up
Partizip Perfekt
beating up
Gerundium
UK
/biːt ʌp/
US
/bit ʌp/
Translations
The gang threatened to beat up anyone who entered their territory.
Банда угрожала избить любого, кто войдет на их территорию.
Definitions
To physically assault someone, causing injury.
The gang threatened to beat up anyone who entered their territory.
To criticize or blame someone harshly.
She tends to beat herself up over minor mistakes.
To damage or wear out something through rough use.
The old car was really beat up after years of neglect.