Golpear a alguien una y otra vez hasta vencerlo.
To hit someone repeatedly until they are defeated.
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El abusón decidió moler a golpes a su rival después de clase. — The bully decided to beat down his rival after school.
Durante el pícnic el sol empezó a caer a plomo. — The sun began to beat down on us during our picnic.
Conseguí rebajar bastante el precio. — I managed to beat down the price significantly.
¿Te enteraste de la pelea en la que le dieron una paliza? — Did you hear about the fight where he got beat down?
¿Por qué aquí la lluvia siempre cae con tanta fuerza? — Why does the rain always beat down so hard here?
¿Me ayudas a regatear este trato? — Could you help me beat down this deal?
No le pegues a nadie; no está bien. — Please don’t beat down others; it’s not right.
Mientras caminábamos, el calor nos castigaba la espalda sin tregua. — As we walked, the heat beat down relentlessly on our backs.
En el mercado siempre intentan regatear. — They always try to beat down prices at the market.
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