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Перевод: entreaty

[существительное]
мольба ; просьба

Тезаурус:

1. But though her mouth opened it was a silent entreaty and all she seemed able to do was cling to the top of her cage near where branches of trees hung and vainly try to say words that would not come.
2. Could it now transpire, wondrously, that his private entreaty to the Godfather of All had only begun to be granted?
3. The Indians accordingly, with every kind of entreaty, implored Alexander to let no-one molest the animal.
4. Then there was the barest rustle of wings in the night and Creggan saw that staring at him, from the next cage, was Slorne, quite silent, but her eyes full of a terrible entreaty.
5. Jake's palms turned upwards in entreaty.
6. It was only after a passionate entreaty by his relative Lady Frances Wingfield, who lived in St. Martin's, that Cromwell relented and he later presented the widowed countess of Burghley with a portrait of himself.
7. Such entreaty wouldn't be answered if what you sought was likely to bring you pain.
8. Nevertheless, at France's repeated entreaty and in a spirit of generous cooperation, two Russian armies now advanced into East Prussia in order to honour that commitment.
9. "Perhaps I can stay here," she whispered an entreaty.
10. "The Red Terror", as Phar Lap was to become known, was a freak of breeding: his sire Night Raid failed to win at all in England before being sent to Australia and his dam Entreaty was unplaced on her only start.
11. Beside the note, lying on the bare boards, Vanessa and her cohorts (she had two brothers; it was probably they who'd come with her to empty the house) had left a neat pile of broken glass, in case he was sufficiently moved by her entreaty to end his life there and then.
12. Dalgliesh saw in his eyes a mixture of entreaty, resolution, and pain.
13. The way would then be open for a totally imaginary "god" to displace the physical objects, and become the principal object of entreaty.