precative

英式音标：[p'rekətɪv]

美式音标：[p'rekətɪv]

词义：

adj.

委托的，恳求的；

英英释义

precative[ 'prekətiv ]

adj.expressing entreaty or supplication

同义词：precatory

用法：

权威例句

An optative indicative? A real factual past? A cognitive-typological approach to the precative qatal

Past, Present and Future in Lamentations III 52-66: The Case for a Precative Perfect Re-Examined

An Unrecognized Precative Construction in Phoenician and Hebrew

An investigation of the precative perfect in classical Hebrew /

THE EAST SEMITIC PRECATIVE PARADIGM

Imperative, Subjunctive, Precative, and Optative in Connection with the Indo-European Relationship [Homage to Franz Bopp, 1791-1867]

An Assyrian Precative in Dan. II., 20

Morphology and morphosyntax of the verb in the Amqi Amarna letters

Parallels in Semitic Linguistics: The Development of Arabic la-and Related Semitic Particles by David D. Testen

Discipline and Debate

同义词：supplicatory,suppliant,pleading,imploring

同根词：precatory

造句：

1. Teddy clucked his tongue like a disapproving English matron.

特迪咂了咂舌头，活像个不以为然的英国女舍监。

来自柯林斯例句

2. The young nurse pulled a face at the Matron's retreating figure.

看着护士长离去的身影，这个年轻的护士做了个鬼脸。

来自柯林斯例句

3. The Matron at the nursing home expressed a wish to attend.

养老院的护士长说她愿意参加。

来自柯林斯例句

4. Have you told Matron?

你告诉护士长了吗？

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5. Matron was quite kind but brisk and hurried.

女舍监人很善良，但做事干脆利落、风风火火。

来自柯林斯例句

[ matron 造句 ]