1.恳求的,乞求的,哀求的
1.“implore”的现在分词
1.asking someone to do something in a sincere and emotional way that shows that you want them to do it very much
1.The present participle of implore
1.The poor little woman shivered from head to foot; and raising her eyes to his face with an imploring look.
可怜的小妇人从头抖到脚，抬起眼睛带着哀求的神气望着他的脸。
2.Then I said I must go first, and tell of her arrival; imploring her to say, she should be happy with young Heathcliff.
然后我说我必须先去说一声她来了，又求她对林惇先生说，她和小希刺克厉夫在一起会很幸福的。
3.Her mother was constantly imploring her not to allow herself to decay, as she had done.
她母亲一再要求她别让自己堕落，并以她本人为前车之鉴。
4.Pen went downstairs, his heart reproaching him for his absurd behaviour to Laura, whose gentle and imploring looks followed and rebuked him.
潘走下楼去，他的心一直在为他对露拉的乖谬态度责备自己，她那温柔而恳求的目光始终在他眼前申斥着他。
5.A kind of tired, imploring expression masked his thin face, and there was an unyouthful sag about his shoulders.
他那瘦削的脸上写满了疲倦与哀求，而他的双肩有些下垂，那可不是一个少年应有的特征。
6.Devised by ARTivate after 5 months of training in Forum Theatre, imploring you to join us in discovering the power of censorship.
艺树人经过5个月严密训练创作的结晶，以5个小品组成，邀请你上台和我们一起发现审查的力量。
7.The left is imploring the public to consider the underlying causes of the riots. They should be careful what they wish for.
左翼人士呼吁公众想想暴乱发生的根本原因而对他们所希望得到的小心谨慎。
8.LINCOLN: I want to, Mary. Jesus, don't you think I want to? But those haunting eyes. Imploring. What could have prompted it? I need a drink.
林肯：我也想啊，玛丽。要命，你难道以为我想提？可是那双叫人不安的眼睛，在恳求。他为什么想问那个问题？我得喝点酒。
9.Josephine was kneeling before the closed door with her lips to the keyhole, imploring for admission.
约瑟芬跪在紧闭的房门前，嘴贴着钥匙孔说话，恳求她的妹妹让她进去。
10.They flung themselves down upon the ground and wept, imploring for mercy in a way that was dreadful to behold.
他们一齐倒在地上痛哭流涕。那哀告求饶的惨景简直目不忍睹。