importune 的 3 个定义
im·por·tuned, im·por·tun·ing.
- to press or beset with solicitations; demand with urgency or persistence.
- to make improper advances toward.
- to beg for urgently or persistently.
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im·por·tuned, im·por·tun·ing.
- to make urgent or persistent solicitations.
- to make improper advances toward another person.
importune 近义词
demand, insist
更多importune例句
- I beg, plead, implore, importune: Get some spokespeople out there for the cause who are just regular Americans.
- Perhaps some other way may be found, though it does not as yet occur to me, by means of which I need not importune you in future.
- I would not importune the mighty prince, but rather Gripir's good counsel have.
- But why importune readers with Emily's theory, when they have doubtless already guessed it in detail?
- I believed your assertions, I yielded to your importune lies, and said I would name the day.
- The others saw how it was and did not further importune him.