behest 的定义
- a command or directive.
- an earnest or strongly worded request.
behest 近义词
order; personal decree
更多behest例句
- At Collins’s behest, the biosecurity board also convened several public meetings regarding gain-of-function research policy.
- Born in Scotland, Ross came to Pinehurst in 1900 at the behest of its founder, Bostonian soda fountain magnate James Walker Tufts.
- At the behest of President Xi Jinping, they have already banned the hunting, trade, and consumption of a large number of “terrestrial wild animals,” a step never fully implemented after the original SARS outbreak.
- “The state level is where we see the most important democratic backsliding, and it’s happening at the behest of Republican state officials,” said Jake Grumbach, a political scientist at the University of Washington who studies state politics.
- At the behest of a friend, and as final hail Mary, Susan reached out to Pandemic of Love for help.
- Jackson declined to comment on the case, saying it was at the behest of his lawyer.
- The pair were working at the behest of a human-rights organization called the Global Network for Rights and Development (GNRD).
- I explained I was in the country at the behest of the Department of State, as a kind of cultural ambassador.
- Or the time he ran and hid—at his mother's behest—during the Battle of the Blackwater.
- The following day, Magnitsky was arrested at the behest of Lt. Col. Kuznetsov.
- Miss Boutts awaited the buggy, in the tiny porch, and had obeyed Isabel's behest to look her prettiest.
- The humbly sympathizing friend became once more the respectful servant, and hurried away to carry out his young mistress's behest.
- I would no longer take my elephant anywhere and everywhere at the behest of the monkey, for monkeys have no judgment.
- Peter Barrington had, however, heard enough to inform him of his sister's high behest.
- "My going out is so irregular," said Armine, not by any means as he would have accepted a behest of Petronella's.