哀求 Pronunciation and Pinyin
哀求 Usage and Examples
beg
plead
implore
“救救我吧。”他哀求道。
'Help me,' he implored.
这个可怜的孩子只能用眼睛哀求。
The poor boy beseeched only with his eyes.
The characters in 哀求
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 哀
- āi哀yuè乐funeral music; dirge
- āi哀shāng伤sorrow, grief
- āi哀shāng伤bù不yǐ已deeply saddened, inconsolable
- āi哀bīng兵bì必shèng胜de的xìn信niàn念The belief that a desperate force is bound to win., The conviction that an underdog with nothing to lose will triumph.
- āi哀háo号To wail with grief or sorrow.
- āi哀tàn叹lament, bemoan
- āi哀qǐ启Mournful statement, Sorrowful announcement
- āi哀gào告To beg piteously; to supplicate.
- āi哀háo嚎wail, howl
- āi哀wǎn婉de的plaintive, mournful
- āi哀zǐ子mourning son, bereaved parent
- āi哀jiā家I, the Empress Dowager, I (self-designation used by an empress dowager after the death of her husband)
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Open the tool →Questions about 哀求
What does 哀求 mean in Chinese?
哀求 (āi qiú) means “beg, plead, implore”.
How do you pronounce 哀求?
哀求 is pronounced āi qiú in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “beg” in Chinese?
“beg” is 哀求 (āi qiú) in Chinese.
How is 哀求 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 哀求, each with pinyin and an English translation.
