Significados de treat so en inglés

What vile Josel had dared to ill- treat so brave a youth?

We must not treat so tender a flower rudely.

VIOLANTE (with enthusiasm).-HowI envy you that past which you treat so lightly!

They simply overpowered him, as the surprise of his coming made the treat so much better.

But this may be borne with; but not that ye treat so scornfully the king's message.

She is my saint-sweet Anne, whom I dared treat so lightly in my poor wayward days.

In the highest region of all, how many of these there are which we treat so!

Thou canst be so kind to a groom, yet thy own gracious Prince will treat so harshly!

I handed it to Ali, whom they did not seem to treat so courteously as they did me.

A little more and she would have said that that was no way to treat so faithful a man.

This in itself is a treat so unusual that one feels like commending the woman who carries it to excess.

This is the wife of Christian whom (with his friend Faithful) the men of this town did treat so ill.

My whole book of the Ruins which you treat so ungratefully, since you thought it amusing, p. 122, evidently bears this character.

He'd look at me every now and again, expecting me to produce a treat so that we could start performing for the commuters.

The letters were discontinued, probably because Mary thought letter-writing too easy and familiar a style in which to treat so weighty a subject.

The place was small and the light poor and a difficult place in which to treat so critical a case or to operate successfully.