Golpear o atacar a alguien una y otra vez y herirlo.
To hit or attack someone repeatedly, causing injury.
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El abusón intentó darle una paliza al alumno más pequeño. — The bully tried to beat up the younger student.
Esta silla vieja está muy destartalada. — This old chair is really beat up.
¿Por qué quieren pegarle a ese pobre chico? — Why do they want to beat up that poor guy?
Ya no quiero ese coche hecho polvo. — I don't want that beat up car anymore.
Llamó a la policía porque alguien iba a darle una paliza a su amigo. — She called the police because someone was about to beat up her friend.
Los libros gastados parecían haberse leído muchas veces. — The beat up books looked like they've been read many times.
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