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What is the meaning of idiom they were beat after work?

The idiom "they were beat after work" means that they were extremely tired after work.

Here's a breakdown:

* Beat: In this context, "beat" is used informally to mean exhausted or weary. It's a slang term that emphasizes the feeling of being completely drained of energy.

* After work: This clarifies the reason for their exhaustion. They were working hard and now they are tired as a result.

Example:

"After hauling boxes all day, they were beat after work and went straight to bed."

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