heartbeat
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈhɑrtbit/ · UK /ˈhɑːtbiːt/
heartbeat means: The speed or regular pattern of the heart’s movements as it pumps blood.
noun
The speed or regular pattern of the heart’s movements as it pumps blood.
- Her heartbeat was very fast.
- The nurse checked his heartbeat after the walk.
- My heartbeat returned to normal when I rested.
An extremely short time.
- She was gone in a heartbeat.
- I would visit that island again in a heartbeat.
- Everything changed within a heartbeat.
One movement of the heart as it pushes blood through the body, sometimes felt strongly with emotion.
- I felt a strong heartbeat in my chest.
- The monitor recorded each heartbeat.
- One sudden heartbeat made her aware of her fear.
The person, place, or activity that gives something its life, energy, or main purpose.
- Music is the heartbeat of this festival.
- The station became the heartbeat of the town.
- Volunteers remain the heartbeat of our organisation.
Questions about heartbeat
What does heartbeat mean?
The speed or regular pattern of the heart’s movements as it pumps blood.
What is heartbeat in other languages?
Türkçe: kalp ritmi · Español: ritmo cardíaco · Français: rythme cardiaque · Deutsch: Herzrhythmus · Italiano: ritmo cardiaco · 日本語: 心拍
How do you pronounce heartbeat?
In American English /ˈhɑrtbit/; in British English /ˈhɑːtbiːt/.
How do you use heartbeat in a sentence?
Her heartbeat was very fast. The nurse checked his heartbeat after the walk.
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