beg

• vt.懇願する；懇願する；主題から逃れる。
• vi. 懇願する；嘆願する
• n. (乞う)人名；(乞う)デ、セ、バキ

語源は定かではないが、一般的な語源は放浪や物乞いのためのリュックサックであるbagからきていると考えられている。

beg

beg: [OE] Beg first turns up in immediately recognizable form in the 13th century, as beggen, but it seems likely that it goes back ultimately to an Old English verb bedecian ‘beg’. This came from the Germanic base *beth-, from which English also gets bid.
=> bid

beg (v.)

c. 1200, perhaps from Old English bedecian "to beg," from Proto-Germanic *beth-; or possibly from Anglo-French begger, from Old French begart (see beggar). The Old English word for "beg" was w?dlian, from w?dl "poverty." Of trained dogs, 1816.

As a courteous mode of asking (beg pardon, etc.), first attested c. 1600. To beg the question translates Latin petitio principii, and means "to assume something that hasn't been proven as a basis of one's argument," thus "asking" one's opponent to give something unearned, though more of the nature of taking it for granted without warrant.

1. We beg the Government on bended knees not to cut this budget.

この予算を削減しないよう政府に懇願します。

2.I was impolite and I do beg your pardon.

失礼しました。申し訳ありません。

3.I beg your pardon，pray continue.

すみません、続けてください。

4. "I beg your pardon?「she giggled.

「繰り返してもいいですか？」彼女はゲラゲラ笑って言った。

5。Cross decided to beg and wheedle a bit.

クロースは、上の点で乞うこととだますことにした。