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beam

[beem] / bim /


VERB
broadcast on air waves
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VERB
smile broadly
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VERB
shine, as a light
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VERB
make electronic transfer
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Example Sentences

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To investigate this idea, the MicroBooNE team measured neutrinos produced by two different beams and analyzed how they changed as they traveled.

From Science Daily

Violet Sease, the beaming retiree who has taken Oliver’s place at the ticket booth for Sunday night’s screening, has lived in Hebron for 50 years and seen the changes firsthand.

From Salon

Heading into the bedroom, Jenner showcased the wooden ceiling beams, which help add to the rustic style of the home—even though it is, technically, brand new.

From MarketWatch

Getting into the Christmas chart, she says, would represent "a small beam of light in such darkness".

From BBC

They imagine that satellites zipping through space will be able to tap the power of the sun to operate, and then beam back data.

From The Wall Street Journal