| 词组 | ply with |
| 释义 | Idiom ply withply (someone) with (something) to give someone a lot of something.We were plied with coffee, doughnuts, and refreshments.He plied me with liquor, hoping to get me drunk. Usage notes: often used in the form ply someone with questions - to ask someone a lot of questions: Anxious to hear the latest news, they plied us with questions. Phr V ply with plies, plying, plied ply sb with sth to keep giving someone something, especially food or drinkI'm going to ply him with drink and then ask him what's going on. if you ply someone with questions, you keep asking them questionsShe plied him with questions about his forthcoming film. ply (one) with (something)To give one something (especially in large quantities) in order to coax them into providing some benefit in return. We plied Tom with alcohol to get him to reveal the dark secrets of his business. These documents make it clear that the lobbyists plied the senator with lavish trips. ply withv. To give someone substantial amounts of something, such as drinks or other favors, especially to encourage cooperation or to manipulate: She plied the spy with wine, hoping that he would reveal his true identity. |
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