Súplicas (en. Pleading)
/suˈplikas/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Very insistent requests or petitions.
She made pleas for her forgiveness.
Ella hizo súplicas para que le perdonaran.
The action of pleading.
The pleas for help were heard.
Las súplicas de ayuda fueron escuchadas.
Formal or solemn request.
Pleas were sent to the government.
Se enviaron súplicas al gobierno.
Etymology
From the Latin 'supplica', meaning 'plea' or 'request'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to make pleas
To beg insistently.
hacer súplicas
pleas for help
Urgent requests for assistance.
súplicas de ayuda
to comply with the pleas
To satisfy or attend to the requests made.
cumplir con las súplicas
Related Words
to plead
The action of begging intensely.
suplicar
prayer
Requests or pleas, often in a religious context.
rogativa
to implore
To beg with great desperation.
implorar
Slang Meanings
To make a desperate call.
He was in trouble and had to make pleas to his friends.
Estaba en problemas y tuvo que hacer súplicas a sus amigos.
To ask for something loudly.
At the party, pleas for more food echoed among the guests.
En la fiesta, súplicas por más comida resonaban entre los invitados.