Summary
English
Detailed Translations for implore from English to Spanish
implore:
Conjugations for implore:
present
- implore
- implore
- implores
- implore
- implore
- implore
simple past
- implored
- implored
- implored
- implored
- implored
- implored
present perfect
- have implored
- have implored
- has implored
- have implored
- have implored
- have implored
past continuous
- was imploring
- were imploring
- was imploring
- were imploring
- were imploring
- were imploring
future
- shall implore
- will implore
- will implore
- shall implore
- will implore
- will implore
continuous present
- am imploring
- are imploring
- is imploring
- are imploring
- are imploring
- are imploring
subjunctive
- be implored
- be implored
- be implored
- be implored
- be implored
- be implored
diverse
- implore!
- let's implore!
- implored
- imploring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for implore:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
rogar | appeal; ask; beg; beseech; implore; plead; pray; query; request | appeal; apply for; apply to; ask; ask for; ask for information; ask oneself; attempt; beg; check; endeavor; endeavour; examine; file a petition; make enquiries; petition; plead; pray; pretest; query; request; require; say grace; strive; test; try; try out |
suplicar | appeal; ask; beg; beseech; implore; plead; pray; query; request | beg; plead; pray; say grace |
- | beg; pray |
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Wiktionary Translations for implore:
implore
Cross Translation:
verb
-
to beg for
- implore → implorar
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• implore | → suplicar; implorar; rogar | ↔ flehen — emotional stark untersetzt bitten |
• implore | → implorar | ↔ implorer — demander humblement et avec instance, secours, faveur, ou grâce. |
• implore | → solicitar; suplicar; atraer; seducir; cautivar | ↔ solliciter — inciter ou exciter à faire quelque chose. |
• implore | → suplicar | ↔ supplier — prier avec humilité et instance. |