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beck Definition and Meaning in English (beck definition)

noun
Synonyms:brookstreamrivulet
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Beck definition: A small stream or brook, especially common in northern England.

Definitions of Beck

  1. 1noun

    A small stream or brook, especially common in northern England.

  2. 2noun

    A gesture or signal, typically one summoning attention or obedience, often used in the idiom 'at one's beck and call'.

Example Sentences

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“The children played by the beck, skipping stones across the water.”

casual

“She was always at her boss's beck and call, ready to do anything requested.”

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Beck definition: A small stream or brook, especially common in northern England.
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'Beck' translates to 'beck' in English. Beck definition: A small stream or brook, especially common in northern England.
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