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Term: Beat In

Description:

"Beat in" is a phrasal verb that can have multiple meanings depending on the context. Usually, it refers to the act of incorporating or mixing an ingredient thoroughly into a mixture or batter by repeated beating.

Additionally, "beat in" can also indicate the process of familiarizing or training someone, especially in a new job, activity, or role.

Sample Sentences:

• 1. To make the cake fluffy, you need to beat in the eggs one by one.
• 2. After adding the sugar, beat in the butter until the mixture is smooth.
• 3. The new employee had to beat in the office's rules and procedures.
• 4. It takes time to beat in the skills required for playing the piano.

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