pleads; pleaded /ˈpliːdəd/ or pled /ˈplɛd/; pleading pleads; pleaded /ˈpliːdəd/ or pled /ˈplɛd/; pleading Learner's definition of PLEAD
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[no object] : to ask for something in a serious and emotional way恳求;恳请 —
often + for —
often + with 2
[+ object] : to try to prove (a case) in a court of law(为案件)辩护,申诉 3
[no object] : to say in court that you are either guilty or not guilty of a crime : to make a plea(在法庭上)认罪,申辩 -
“How do you plead?” asked the judge.“你有何申辩?”法官问道。
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“We plead guilty, Your Honor.”“我们承认有罪,法官大人。”
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He pled not guilty by reason of insanity. [=he said in court that he was not responsible for the crime because he was insane]他在法庭上以精神错乱为由申辩无罪。
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He agreed to plead to a lesser charge of manslaughter.他同意承认过失杀人的较轻指控。
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[+ object] : to give (something) as a reason or excuse for something提出…为理由;以…为借口 -
He pleaded that he didn't have enough money to pay his bill.他推托说他没有足够的钱付账单。
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On that particular issue, I will have to plead ignorance. [=to say that I do not know anything about it]关于那个具体问题,我只能说我对此毫不知情。
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: to argue in support of (a cause)为…争辩;声援 [+ object]
[no object]