Translation for "entreat" to spanish

Entreat

verb

• rogar a

Translation examples

rogar a verb

“Yes; but he will stand there entreating her to choose, and Lavinia will pull on that side.”
—Sí; pero Morris le rogará que se decida, y Lavinia se pondrá de su parte.

It would, therefore, positively be dereliction of princely duty not to entreat the deity.
Por lo cual sería con toda seguridad un abandono de sus deberes principescos no rogar a la deidad.

‘Implore’s a regular verb, transitive: to call upon, or for, in supplication; to pray to, or for, earnestly; to beseech; to entreat.
—«Implorar» es un verbo regular, transitivo: ‘suplicar, rogar, clamar, apelar, demandar, solicitar’.

'One of my reasons for corning,' said Edith, 'was to beg and entreat and implore you and Mr Reardon to dine with us next Wednesday.
—Una de mis razones para venir —dijo Edith— era rogaros e imploraros a ti y al señor Reardon que vengáis a cenar con nosotros el miércoles próximo.

Ministers deal with death on a daily basis, burying parishioners, consoling the bereaved, entreating God to look after the needs of both.
Los pastores trataban con la muerte a diario, entre funerales de feligreses, ofrecer consuelo a los afligidos y rogar a Dios por las necesidades de ambos.

B., an alderman of the city, and justice of the peace, and the goldsmith hearing of it, goes out, and entreated his worship to come in and decide the case.
B., un regidor de la ciudad y juez de paz, y al enterarse el orfebre salió para rogar a Su Señoría que entrara y decidiera d caso.

The Ambassador of Spain informed of the unseemly treatment meted to a lady of the Spanish house of Avalos, came in person urgently to entreat the Prince of Venosa to stay these outrages, which did insult the noble memory of the Duke de Pescara, uncle to Doña Maria, and offend in their tomb so many great Captains of whose blood the said lady was descended. But he with drew after profiting naught by his intercession;
Habiendo sabido el embajador de España el indigno trato infligido a una dama de la casa española de Avalos, acudió en persona para rogar al príncipe de Venosa que cesase inmediatamente en aquel ultraje, que ofendía la memoria del duque de Pescara, tío de doña María, e indignaba en sus tumbas a tantos grandes capitanes de que la dama procedía.