beg (something) from (someone)

To plead or ask someone earnestly for something. I forgot my wallet at home today, so I had to beg some money from my friends for lunch.

beg something from someone

to plead for something from someone. She begged the amount of a telephone call from someone who walked by. I begged a dollar from a kind lady who went by.

词组	beg (something) from (someone)
释义	beg (something) from (someone) beg (something) from (someone) To plead or ask someone earnestly for something. I forgot my wallet at home today, so I had to beg some money from my friends for lunch. See also: beg Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. beg something from someone to plead for something from someone. She begged the amount of a telephone call from someone who walked by. I begged a dollar from a kind lady who went by. See also: beg McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: beg from beg on bended knee bended beg pardon beg entreat entreat (one) to (do something) I beg your pardon, but (something) beg your pardon, but beg off
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