CEFR A2

beg

Translation

懇願する / 物乞いをする

To ask for something—like money, food, or a favor—in a very strong, emotional, or humble way.

He was forced to beg on the streets after losing his job.
He was forced to beg on the streets after losing his job.
Children sometimes beg their parents for toys.
Children sometimes beg their parents for toys.

カタカナ: ベグ

IPA: /bɛɡ/

To ask for something—like money, food, or a favor—in a very strong, emotional, or humble way.

意味: お金、食べ物、あるいはお願い事を、非常に強く、感情的に、または謙虚に求めること。

He was forced to beg on the streets after losing his job. — He was forced to beg on the streets after losing his job.
Children sometimes beg their parents for toys. — Children sometimes beg their parents for toys.

Japanese translations of Beg:

beg for something (prepositional phrase): To ask for something, especially money or food. — "They had to beg for food to survive."
beg someone to do something (prepositional phrase): To ask someone in a very strong and emotional way to do something. — "She begged him to stay a little longer."
beg your pardon (idiom): A polite way to say 'excuse me' when you did not hear or understand something, or when you want to apologize. — "Beg your pardon, but could you repeat that?"