plead with (one)

To beg one or appeal in earnest to one's good nature (for something or to do something). I pleaded with him to reconsider, but he said his mind was made up. Don't go pleading with your mother for more ice cream—you've already had enough!

plead with someone

to beg something of someone; to make an emotional appeal to someone. Do I have to plead with you to get you to do it? You can plead with me as much as you want. I won't permit you to go.

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释义	plead with (one) plead with (one) To beg one or appeal in earnest to one's good nature (for something or to do something). I pleaded with him to reconsider, but he said his mind was made up. Don't go pleading with your mother for more ice cream—you've already had enough! See also: plead Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. plead with someone to beg something of someone; to make an emotional appeal to someone. Do I have to plead with you to get you to do it? You can plead with me as much as you want. I won't permit you to go. See also: plead McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: plead with plead for beg appeal to beg pardon beg (something) from (someone) beg from big eyes I beg your pardon, but (something) beg your pardon, but
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