plead
plead 英 [pli:d] 美 [plid]
v. 恳求；借口；为...辩护；
进行时:pleading 过去式:pleaded 过去分词:pleaded 第三人称单数:pleads 名词复数:pleads
- To plead with someone is to try to convince them to see it your way. Your kids may plead with you to let them go on the super-huge outrageous roller coaster built in 1968, but you know better.
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- v. 恳求；借口；为...辩护；
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1. She pleaded with him not to go.
她恳求他不要离开。
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2. I was forced to plead for my child's life.
我被迫苦苦哀求给我的孩子一条生路。
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3. pleading eyes
乞求的眼神
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4. ‘Do something!’ she pleaded.
“帮帮忙吧！”她央求道。
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5. How do you plead? ( said by the judge at the start of the trial)
你有何辩护？
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6. to plead guilty
认罪；
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7. They hired a top lawyer to plead their case.
他们聘请了一位顶级律师帮他们陈述案情。
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8. He pleaded family problems for his lack of concentration.
他解释说他不能集中精神是因为有家庭问题。
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9. The United Nations has pleaded for a halt to the bombing.
联合国已呼吁停止轰炸。
- plead (v.) mid-13c., "make a plea in court," from Anglo-French pleder, Old French plaidier, "plead at court" (11c.), from Medieval Latin placitare, from Late Latin placitum "lawsuit," in classical Latin, "opinion, decree," literally "that which pleases, thing which is agreed upon," properly neuter past participle of placere "to please, give pleasure, be approved" (see please). Sense of "request, beg" first recorded late 14c. Related: Pleaded; pleading; pleadingly.
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