简明英汉词典 | ||
beg | ||
[be^] | ||
v. | ||
请求, 乞求 | ||
美国传统词典[双解] | ||
beg | ||
beg | ||
AHD:[bμg] | ||
D.J.[beg] | ||
K.K.[bWg] | ||
v.(动词) | ||
begged, beg.ging, begs | ||
v.tr.(及物动词) | ||
(1) |
To ask for as charity: | |
乞讨:要求仁慈: | ||
begged money while sitting in a doorway. | ||
坐在门口讨钱 | ||
(2) |
To ask earnestly for or of; entreat: | |
恳求:热切地要求…;恳求: | ||
begged me for help. | ||
恳求我帮助 | ||
(3) |
To evade; dodge: | |
避开;躲闪: | ||
a speech that begged the real issues. | ||
一个避开实质问题的讲话 | ||
(4) |
To take for granted without proof: | |
贸然肯定,视为理所当然:无证据而认为当然正确: | ||
beg the point in a dispute. | ||
武断地肯定争论点 | ||
v.intr.(不及物动词) | ||
(1) |
To solicit alms. | |
恳求施舍 | ||
(2) |
To make a humble or urgent plea. | |
乞求:做出低声下气或迫切的恳求 | ||
常用词组 | ||
beg off | ||
To ask to be released from something, such as an obligation: | ||
借故推辞,谢绝:要求从某件事,如一项义务解脱出来: | ||
We were invited to stay for dinner, but we had to beg off. | ||
我们被邀请留下来吃晚饭,但我们不得不谢绝了 | ||
语源 | ||
(1) |
Middle English beggen | |
中古英语 beggen | ||
(2) |
possibly from Anglo-Norman begger | |
可能源自 英法语 begger | ||
(3) |
from Old French begart [lay brother, one who prays] * see beggar | |
源自 古法语 begart [俗人修士,祈祷者] *参见 beggar | ||
参考词汇 | ||
(1) |
beg, crave, beseech, implore, entreat, importune | |
(2) |
These verbs mean to make an earnest request. | |
这些动词意思是提出一个热切的要求。 | ||
(3) |
Beg and | |
Beg | ||
(4) |
crave apply to the act of asking in a serious and sometimes humble manner, especially for something one cannot claim as a right: | |
crave 用于指一个严肃的要求行为,有时持谦卑的态度,特别是对人们不能作为权利来要求的某些事: | ||
I begged her to forgive me. | ||
我请求她原谅我。 | ||
The attorney craved the court's indulgence. | ||
律师切盼法庭的宽大处理。 | ||
(5) |
Beseech emphasizes earnestness and often implies anxiety: | |
Beseech 强调热切并通常暗示焦虑: | ||
Be silent, we beseech you. | ||
请安静,我们恳求你。 | ||
(6) |
Implore intensifies the senses of urgent supplication and anxiety: | |
Implore 加强迫切恳求的意思和渴望: | ||
The child, with tears in his eyes, implored his father not to be angry. | ||
这孩子眼里含着泪,央求他的父亲不要生气。 | ||
(7) |
Entreat pertains to persuasive pleading calculated to overcome opposition: | |
Entreat 适合说服性的请求,有计划地去征服对方: | ||
“Ask me no questions, I entreat you” (Charles Dickens). | ||
“不要问我问题,我恳求你” (查尔斯·狄更斯)。 | ||
(8) |
Importune adds the sense of persistent and sometimes irksome pleading: | |
Importune 多一层坚持的意思,并有时是令人讨厌的恳求: | ||
The foundation was being importuned by fundraisers to contribute to new charities. See also Synonyms at cadge | ||
募捐者正强求基金会为慈善事业捐款 参见同义词 cadge | ||
现代英汉词典 | ||
beg | ||
[be^] | ||
vt., vi. | ||
-gg- | ||
(1) |
乞求;乞讨 | |
(2) |
恳求 | |
He begged two weeks off for a get-together of old friends in his hometown. | ||
他请了两个星期的假去参加在家乡举行的老朋友聚会。 | ||
I begged her not to go. | ||
我恳求她不要去。 | ||
(3) |
谨;恕我 | |
I beg to point out that you are wrong. | ||
恕我指出你错了。 | ||
I beg to point out that your information are out of date. | ||
我要指出你带来的信息已经过时了。 | ||
(4) |
(狗)前腿收到胸前 | |
(5) |
避开 | |
Your answer seems to beg the real question. | ||
你的回答似乎避开了问题之所在。 | ||
beg off | ||
托辞无法参与 | ||
现代英汉综合大辞典 | ||
beg | ||
[be^] | ||
vt. | ||
(begged; begging) | ||
(1) |
乞求, 乞讨 | |
(2) |
恳求, | |
(3) |
请(原谅); 请(允许)(礼貌用语) | |
(4) |
(将未证实的事)视作当然 | |
(5) |
回避; 躲避 | |
beg one's bread | ||
讨饭 | ||
beg sb. to do sth. | ||
请求某人做某事 | ||
The statement begs the very point we are disputing. | ||
那种说法将我们正在争论不已的焦点视为当然。 | ||
词性变化 | ||
beg | ||
[be^] | ||
vi. | ||
(1) |
乞求 | |
(2) |
请求; 恳求 | |
(3) |
讨饭, 行乞 | |
He begged from door to door. | ||
他沿门讨饭。 | ||
习惯用语 | ||
As good beg of a naked man as a miser. | ||
[谚]向守财奴求助, 好比向一无所有的人求助。 | ||
go beg ging | ||
(1) |
行乞 | |
(2) |
(商品等)销路不好 | |
(3) |
(职位等)有空缺 | |
I beg to differ. | ||
恕我不能赞同。 | ||
I leave to differ. | ||
恕我不能赞同。 | ||
We(I) beg to inform you... | ||
[废]敬启者, 谨以奉闻 | ||
beg, borrow or steal | ||
不择手段地占有 | ||
beg for | ||
请求得到 | ||
beg for sth. | ||
请求得到 | ||
beg of sb. | ||
向某人恳求 | ||
beg off | ||
(1) |
因不能出席或无法应命而请求原谅 | |
(2) |
借故推辞[谢绝] | |
(3) |
请假 | |
beg sb. off | ||
替某人请求原谅, 为某人说情, 辞退某人 | ||
beg to | ||
请求 | ||
用法词典 | ||
beg | ||
来自古法语 begard 乞讨 | ||
英文相关词典 | ||
beg | ||
appeal beseech entreat implore plead | ||
[七国语言]英汉公共大词典 | ||
beg | ||
请愿;请求 | ||
美国传统词典 | ||
beg | ||
beg | ||
AHD:[bμg] | ||
D.J.[beg] | ||
K.K.[bWg] | ||
v. | ||
begged, beg.ging, begs | ||
v.tr. | ||
(1) |
To ask for as charity: | |
begged money while sitting in a doorway. | ||
(2) |
To ask earnestly for or of; entreat: | |
begged me for help. | ||
(3) |
To evade; dodge: | |
a speech that begged the real issues. | ||
(4) |
To take for granted without proof: | |
beg the point in a dispute. | ||
v.intr. | ||
(1) |
To solicit alms. | |
(2) |
To make a humble or urgent plea. | |
常用词组 | ||
beg off | ||
To ask to be released from something, such as an obligation: | ||
We were invited to stay for dinner, but we had to beg off. | ||
语源 | ||
(1) |
Middle English beggen | |
(2) |
possibly from Anglo-Norman begger | |
(3) |
from Old French begart [lay brother, one who prays] * see beggar | |
参考词汇 | ||
(1) |
beg, crave, beseech, implore, entreat, importune | |
(2) |
These verbs mean to make an earnest request. | |
(3) |
Beg and | |
(4) |
crave apply to the act of asking in a serious and sometimes humble manner, especially for something one cannot claim as a right: | |
I begged her to forgive me. | ||
The attorney craved the court's indulgence. | ||
(5) |
Beseech emphasizes earnestness and often implies anxiety: | |
Be silent, we beseech you. | ||
(6) |
Implore intensifies the senses of urgent supplication and anxiety: | |
The child, with tears in his eyes, implored his father not to be angry. | ||
(7) |
Entreat pertains to persuasive pleading calculated to overcome opposition: | |
“Ask me no questions, I entreat you” (Charles Dickens). | ||
(8) |
Importune adds the sense of persistent and sometimes irksome pleading: | |
The foundation was being importuned by fundraisers to contribute to new charities. See also Synonyms at cadge | ||
英汉航海大词典 | ||
beg | ||
n.销路极坏 | ||
英汉化学大词典 | ||
beg | ||
vi.请求 | ||
英汉经贸大词典 | ||
beg | ||
n.销路极坏 | ||
英汉计算机大词典 | ||
beg | ||
vi.请求 | ||
航空英语缩写词典 | ||
BEG | ||
BELGRADE(BEOGRADE) 贝尔格莱德(南斯拉夫) | ||
基本词义 | ||
BEG | ||
Begin 开始 |
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