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solicit

/suh-lis-it/US // səˈlɪs ɪt //UK // (səˈlɪsɪt) //

征求意见,邀约,征求,征集

Related Words

drum up鼓起,鼓起勇气,鼓动,鼓起了勇气require需要,要求,需,需要的canvass拉票,拉选票,拉皮条,拉练ask问,请,问道,请问promote促进,推动,推广,推销seek寻求,寻找,求,征求claim声称,宣称,主张,要求bum乞丐,乞讨者,乞讨,乞食者importune进口,进口的,进口商,进口商品sponge海棉,海綿,海绵accost讪笑,讪谤,讪骗,讪讪的crave渴望,热望,渴望着,贪恋proposition提议,命题,观点,建议cadge寅吃卯粮,寅恪,缓存,狡辩go去,走,前往,走吧apply应用,适用,申请,适用于peddle兜兜转转,兜兜转转的,兜售,贩卖mooch揩油,揩油的人,揩油者,揩油的inquire查询,询问,问询,问讯seduce诱惑,诱导,诱骗,勾引

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to seek for by entreaty, earnest or respectful request, formal application, etc.: He solicited aid from the minister.
    • : to entreat or petition: to solicit the committee for funds.
    • : to seek to influence or incite to action, especially unlawful or wrong action.
    • : to offer to have sex with in exchange for money.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to make a petition or request, as for something desired.
    • : to solicit orders or trade, as for a business: No soliciting allowed in this building.
    • : to offer to have sex with someone in exchange for money.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbplead for; try to sell
Forms: solicited, soliciting
Synonyms
ask问,请,问道,请问canvass拉票,拉选票,拉皮条,拉练drum up鼓起,鼓起勇气,鼓动,鼓起了勇气promote促进,推动,推广,推销require需要,要求,需,需要的seek寻求,寻找,求,征求accost讪笑,讪谤,讪骗,讪讪的apply应用,适用,申请,适用于approach办法,方法,接近,途径beg乞讨,乞求,恳求,恳请beseech恳求,恳请,求告,求助bespeak说话,说出,说,说道bum乞丐,乞讨者,乞讨,乞食者cadge寅吃卯粮,寅恪,缓存,狡辩call呼叫,称呼,调用,打电话给challenge挑战,挑战赛,挑战性,难题claim声称,宣称,主张,要求crave渴望,热望,渴望着,贪恋demand要求,需求,需求量,需求方面desire愿望,欲望,渴望,希望drum鼓,转鼓,鼓声,鼓动entreat恳求,恳请,哀求,恳求说exact确实,精确的,精准的,确实的go去,走,前往,走吧hawk老鹰,雄鹰,鹰,苍鹰hustle喧嚣,喧闹,喧哗,喧闹声implore恳求,哀求,恳请,祈求importune进口,进口的,进口商,进口商品inquire查询,询问,问询,问讯mooch揩油,揩油的人,揩油者,揩油的panhandle泛滥,泛滥成灾,磐石,磐安peddle兜兜转转,兜兜转转的,兜售,贩卖petition请愿书,呈请书,请愿,请示postulate设想,假设,推定,推测pray祈祷,祷告,祷,祈祷吧proposition提议,命题,观点,建议query询问,查询,疑问,询question问题,疑问,疑问句refer参考,参考资料,参考文献,参考意见request要求,请求,请,求requisition征用,请购,请购单,请示resort胜地seduce诱惑,诱导,诱骗,勾引sponge海棉,海綿,海绵steer驾驭,驾驭能力,驾驭着,驾御supplicate哀求,哀告,苦苦哀求,恳求touch触摸,接触,碰,联系tout兜售,兜兜转转,兜底,兜揽turn变成,转弯,变成了,转变come on to来吧,来看,来看看,来参加hit on撞上了,撞上,撞到了,谈到了hit up撞上了,打击,碰上了,撞上pass the hat递帽子,递帽,传帽子,把帽子递给我sue for控告,状告,控诉,诉讼whistle for吹口哨的,吹口哨,吹口哨的人,哨声响起

Examples

  • The nonprofit Friends of Friendship Park is soliciting ideas for a redesign of the public space along the border and hopes to put together a new vision for the park’s 50th anniversary in August.

  • This is a matter for medical experts, and I solicited advice from several.

  • Some of the biggest YouTube stars make millions of dollars a year on the platform, but most have endorsement deals and solicit donations directly from fans in addition to taking a cut of ads.

  • We’re soliciting nominations for the Impact 20, a new Fortune list that recognizes venture-backed and private equity-backed companies that are doing well by doing good.

  • In July, for instance, Bitcoin made international headlines when hackers hijacked the Twitter accounts of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and others to solicit crypto donations.

  • And though Wright kept a low profile for almost a year, he managed to solicit “Jane Doe” on online escort pages.

  • So yes, attempting to solicit positive stories about the NYPD predictably opened the floodgates for Twitter criticism.

  • In November 2013, the CFPB began to solicit online feedback on consumer debt collection practices.

  • Before the [Energy] department could solicit bids, it had to decide what to solicit.

  • Many leading conservative figures and intellectuals not only solicit this racism; they bond it.

  • The city was divided into 10 districts, and four appointed to each district to solicit subscriptions.

  • If the cake met with the critical approval of Miss Ware she intended to ask her to solicit orders for it.

  • Everything and anything he tried, running errands, and even going with the van to solicit material for the following day's meals.

  • Finding his mistake, however, he had now come to solicit the Austrian government on my account.

  • I need not attempt, like authors of a former age, to solicit a favorable criticism, from the "gentle reader."

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