Vocab Bloom Hub

beg

/bɛɡ/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para expresar una petición humilde o sincera, a menudo por dinero, comida o clemencia, o para suplicar algo con intensidad.

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verb

/bɛɡ/B1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para expresar una petición humilde o sincera, a menudo por dinero, comida o clemencia, o para suplicar algo con intensidad.

A verb used to express the act of asking someone earnestly or humbly for something, often for money, food, or mercy.

  1. Ask for money or foodA2formal

    To ask someone for money, food, or other necessities, often because of poverty.

    esmendigar

    • The homeless man begged for change on the street.
    • She begged for food at the local shelter.
    • They had to beg for money to survive.

    Sinónimosbumcadgemoochpanhandlescroungesolicitspongetout

  2. Plead earnestlyB1formal

    To ask someone in a desperate or emotional way for something.

    essuplicar

    • He begged his parents to let him go to the party.
    • She begged for forgiveness after the mistake.
    • The child begged for a puppy every day.

    Sinónimosbeseechentreatimploreimportunesupplicate

    Antónimoscommanddemandorder

  3. Avoid a questionC1formal

    Used in the phrase 'beg the question' meaning to assume the truth of something that needs to be proven.

    esPresuponer (lo que se debe demostrar)

    • The argument begs the question of whether the law is fair.
    • His statement begs the question: what is the real reason?
    • This theory begs the question of its own validity.

    Sinónimosassumepostulatepresumepresupposesuppose

Formas
  • begged past participle
  • begged past simple
  • begging present participle
  • begs third person singular

Variantes phrasalbeg off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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