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rogar
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rogar
Ask for or request earnestly.
press
bid
beseech
entreat
conjure
Portuguese
rogar
To humbly plead with someone for help or for a favor.
implore
importune
press
bid
beseech
entreat
conjure
1
Lucas said he would
press
for House debate as soon as possible.
2
Members of the opposition, however, said it would further curtail
press
freedom.
3
Conning said it will issue a
press
statement regarding the deal later.
4
Go and direct traffic; let no
press
or public near the house.
5
Since it went to
press
,
however, cases have begun to rise again.
1
Community Health said the latest
bid
was its best and final offer.
2
This
bid
raises serious questions about a key sector of our economy.
3
Another recent acquisition
bid
in the agricultural sector may present an opportunity.
4
Just today, 10 Russian athletes lost their final court
bid
to compete.
5
However, Reuters' sources said a fresh
bid
from the duo is unlikely.
1
Dear Lord, I
beseech
You, let her conceive soon, he prayed fervently.
2
Here is the living centre; hold fast, I
beseech
you, by it.
3
But he answered: Nothing; yet I
beseech
thee to let me go.
4
But he was not satisfied; he hoped she would
beseech
his clemency.
5
Let me persuade you to return to him; to
beseech
his favour.
1
We beg no longer; we
entreat
no more; we petition no more.
2
Especially did she
entreat
me to be with her at the crisis.
3
Go back to the dining-room, I
entreat
you, and remain in it.
4
Trust me so far; please do what I
entreat
of you now.
5
He may
entreat
his priest to desist; but his entreaties are drowned.
1
Those words used to
conjure
up images of wealth and epicurean tastes.
2
People from certain countries
conjure
up images that other nationalities just don't.
3
The names
conjure
up images of untamed beasts - dangerous, yet exciting.
4
Even having seen this place, I can
conjure
no memory of it.
5
Others are minimalist marvels with pitched roofs that
conjure
the space age.
1
Therefore in no way, apparently, is it lawful to
adjure
irrational creatures.
2
Now I
adjure
thee by our blessèd Lady to tell me truly.
3
In my ancestor's name, I
adjure
and remind thee of thy pledge.
4
Master, I
adjure
you, decide nothing till you have heard my oracles.
5
I
adjure
you, Caroline, to lay this clearly before our dear brother.
6
Discover, I
adjure
you, discover a way to save her from shipwreck.
7
I
adjure
you in the name of love to hide nothing from me.
8
Objection 1: It would seem unlawful to
adjure
an irrational creature.
9
Therefore it is vain and unlawful to
adjure
an irrational creature.
10
Have pity, father, pity, I
adjure
you; you would not have him dead.
11
All these did Kilwich, the son of Kilydd,
adjure
to obtain his boon.
12
As you look forward to knighthood, I
adjure
you all on your honour.
13
Be vomited, O poison, I
adjure
thee to come forth on the earth.
14
There is a fearful chasm; but I
adjure
you to beware!
15
Oh, in the name of Grace, I
adjure
you to live.
16
I
adjure
you in the name of the gods, master, don't denounce us!
adjure
·
adjure the demons
adjure a man
adjure irrational
adjure politics
adjure such
Portuguese
rogar
implorar
suplicar
Spanish
rogar
requerir
implorar
adjurar
suplicar
conjurar