请求…; 要求…; 找…; 自找麻烦
ph.
1. There's an old man at the door, asking for you.
门口有一位老人找你。
2. The miners are asking for another increase in pay.
煤矿工人正在要求再次加薪。
否定表达
A：I suggest that you go and ask for help from the policeman.
我建议你找警察帮忙。
B：Not a bit.
一点儿也不行。
肯定表达
A：I suggest that you go and ask for help from the policeman.
我建议你找警察帮忙。
B：That sounds like a good idea.
这听起来是个好主意。
叫出租车
A：Where can I catch a taxi?
哪里我可以叫到出租车？
B：You can call the dispatcher and ask for one. Would you like me to call a taxi for you？
你可以打电话给出租车调度员叫车。要我为您叫出租车吗？
B：Yes, please.
是的，谢谢！
1. 要求：想起在上三等研讨会课的时候,曾经说过这样的有关处理技巧,当裁判员判一个自由球给攻方,理应要处理守方的人墙距离,但如果攻方没有特意向裁判员要求就不需要呜哨就可以让攻方开出自由球,另外如果攻方要求(Ask for)裁判员处理守方的人墙,
2. 索取：搭乘别人的汽车要分担汽油费;使用亲友的电话要交电话费;朋友们一起去吃饭(have a meal),通常是各付各的钱(go Dutch小孩子在家帮妈妈洗碗也要索取(ask for)报酬;甚至有时父母到儿女家小住还需
3. 请求,要求：aside from除......以外(尚有) | ask for请求,要求 | at a loss困惑不解,茫然不知所措
4. 请求,要求,寻求：ask after 询问,问候 | ask for 请求,要求,寻求 | assist in 帮助(做某事)
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1. I find the best lamb chops are loin, rib or sirloin so ask the butcher for details.
2. The children wear threadbare clothes and use poor stationeries so as not to ask their families for money to buy new ones.
3. ask for的反义词
3. Some extras while away time between scenes by catching a nap, while others more serious about their craft would ask directors for acting tips.
4. A friend may call you from out of the blue and ask to crash on your sofa for a few days.
5. Even some shopping malls ask for more detailed personal information than they need when customers register to get a discount card.
6. ask for的解释
6. Cyclists ask park administrators for a special smart card that activates the machine.
7. Is it a good walk spoiled, or should we forget the walk and ask Santa for a golf cart this Christmas?
8. One should also ask for invoice, in case there is need of complaint or finding lost belongings.
9. Cao said his chamber of commerce may ask big US importers for help as their interests will also be hurt if limits are imposed.
10. ask for
10. We don't ask for favors, but a chance to stand on our feet.
verb