Plead to Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈpɫid/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ

PLEED too, PLEED tuh, PLEED ti

UK

plˈiːd/ /tˈuː

pleed TOO

التعريف

To urgently and emotionally ask someone for something, often because you are desperate or really need their help.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Plead to" is more emotional than simply asking and suggests desperation or urgency. It is common in formal, legal, or dramatic contexts. Do not confuse with "plead with" (addressing someone) or legal "plead guilty/not guilty".

• Spanish: suplicar a - rogar a - implorar a
• Portuguese (BR): implorar para - suplicar a
• Portuguese (PT): implorar a - suplicar a
• Chinese (Simplified): 恳求（某人）
• Chinese (Traditional): 懇求（某人）
• Hindi: प्रार्थना करना (से) - विनती करना (से)
• Arabic: يتوسل إلى - يرجو
• Bengali: অনুরোধ করা - কাকুতি-মিনতি করা
• Russian: умолять - взывать
• Japanese: 懇願する - 必死に頼む
• Vietnamese: cầu xin - nài nỉ
• Korean: 애원하다 - 간청하다
• Turkish: yalvarmak - rica etmek
• Urdu: منت سماجت کرنا - فریاد کرنا
• Indonesian: memohon - memelas

جمل نموذجية

I plead to my teacher to give me another chance.

basic

The child pleads to his parents for a new toy.

basic

She pleads to the crowd for help.

basic

Don't just plead to your boss—show why you deserve it.

natural

He pleaded to the court for mercy.

natural

I didn't mean to mess up, so I pleaded to my friends not to be angry.

natural