entreat
英 [ɪn'triːt; en-]
美 [ɪn'trit]
語源
entreat entreaten-、入る、作る。 treat、扱う、扱う。物を扱うことの難しさ、それゆえこの言葉の意味の由来になったのかもしれない。
英語の語源
- entreat (v.)
- c. 1400, "to enter into negotiations," especially "discuss or arrange peace terms;" also "to treat (someone) in a certain way," from Anglo-French entretier, Old French entraiter "to treat," from en- "make" (see en- (1)) + traiter "to treat" (see treat (v.)). Meaning "to beseech, implore, plead with (someone)" is from early 15c.; meaning "to plead for (someone)" is from mid-15c. Related: Entreated; entreating.
例文
- 1. Please help me,I entreat you.
- 助けてください、お願いします。
- 2.However much you may entreat him,you will get little or nothing.
- いくら彼に懇願しても、あなたは何も得られません。
- 3.She shouldn 't entreat her elder like that.
- 彼女は目上の人にそんなことをするべきではない。
- 4.' Entreat me to believe it no more,Miss Manette.「もう信じてくれと頼まないで、マンネットさん。
- 5."Be careful of my friend,I entreat you,and leave me."
- 「私の友人の世話を気をつけて、行ってください」