entreated

英 [ɪnˈtriːtɪd]

美 [ɪnˈtriːtɪd]

v.  恳求; 乞求
entreat的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 恳求;乞求
  If youentreatsomeonetodo something, you ask them very politely and seriously to do it.
  1. Trevor Steven entreated them to delay their departure...
     特雷弗·史蒂文恳求他们晚点走。
  2. 'Call me Earl!' he entreated...
     “叫我厄尔！”他恳切地说。
  3. I earnestly entreat that we don't get caught out again.
     我诚挚地祈求我们不要再被人抓住短处了。

双语例句

• But he could do so now when she entreated him.
  可是现在只要她请求，他就可以这样喊她。
• A blind man, being stopped in a bad piece of road, met a Lame Man, and entreated him to help him out of the difficulty into which he had fallen.
  一个瞎子在一处糟糕的路段停了下来。他遇见了一个瘸子，于是，恳请瘸子帮助他摆脱困境。
• The murderer entreated the judge for mercy, but was sentenced to the gallows.
  那个杀人凶手恳求法官宽恕，但被判处绞刑。
• She again entreated his forgiveness for so selfishly appropriating the cottage.
  她为自己这么自私地占用了这座农舍而再次恳求他的原谅。
• The poor mother entreated the teacher to forgive her son.
  可怜的母亲恳求老师原谅她儿子。
• He entreated/ implored/ beseeched her not to desert him.
  他恳求她不要抛弃他。
• Butler entreated him to remember the act abolishing the heritable jurisdictions.
  巴特勒提醒他注意废除世袭审判权的国会法令。
• He entreated to be allowed to walk about, to have fresh air, books, and writing materials.
  他请求允许他散步，给他一点书和手工。
• For its part, Japan began its enduring friendship with America after a scratchy radio broadcast in which Emperor Hirohito, hitherto considered a living god, entreated his subjects to endure the unendurable and bear the unbearable.
  对日本来说，日本与美国的长久友谊始于裕仁天皇（Hirohito）的投降诏书。在咝咝啦啦的广播中，此前被视为神的裕仁天皇恳求他的臣民们忍所难忍，耐所难耐。
• Trevor Steven entreated them to delay their departure
  特雷弗·史蒂文恳求他们晚点走。