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Lose a beat = pause, hesitate
- Lose a beat = pause, hesitate
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Please google the phrase and see if you can find some good examples. Post them here, and we'll comment.
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It's most commonly used in the negative: While on parade, he ate a sandwich and tied his shoe without skiping/losing/missing a beat.
I guess you could say it describes multitasking. You're performing task #1, which requires some concentration, and should be performed in a certain time sequence
While doing this, you take on task #2 (usually a shorter task) and complete
I guess you could say it describes multitasking. You're performing task #1, which requires some concentration, and should be performed in a certain time sequence
While doing this, you take on task #2 (usually a shorter task) and complete
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