Concetti Chiave
- "Run to" describes seeking help or advice urgently from someone when in need.
- The term is often used when immediate assistance is required, such as during a field trip.
- "Request" involves asking for something, either as a verb or noun, in both written and verbal forms.
- Making a request can involve asking for silence or changes in arrangements, accommodating as many as possible.
- "Request the pleasure of your company" is a formal invitation phrase used for events or social gatherings.
Correre per aiuto
If you go to a person for help or advice, or to ask them for something with urgency, you can be said to run to that person.
Ex: Unfortunately, I have learned that if I say no to a spending request, the people in my office will run to my supervisor to try to have my decision overturned.
Ex: The young children were advised that if they needed help or got lost during the field trip, they should run to the nearest park employee for assistance.
Fare una richiesta
If you make a request, you ask for something or make a petition. The word request can take the form of a verb, as above, but it can also take the form of a noun. A request is something you have asked for, either in written or verbal form.
Ex: I am not asking you to maintain complete silence; I only request that you keep your voices down so that we may hear the instructions when they are read.
Ex: Anyone desiring a change in their room arrangements may submit a request to the tour leader's office. We will try to accommodate as many appeals as possible.
Richiedere la compagnia
If you request the pleasure of someone's company, you are asking them to be present at an event or to accompany you somewhere. This is a phrase that you may see on a more formal invitation.
Ex: Jill and Dave request the pleasure of your company at a dinner party to celebrate their recent engagement.
Ex: I have to drive quite a distance to pick up my mother from the airport tomorrow. I'd like to request the pleasure of your company for the ride, if you are able to come with me.
Domande da interrogazione
- Cosa significa "correre per aiuto" nel contesto del testo?
- In che modo si può fare una richiesta secondo il testo?
- Come viene utilizzata l'espressione "richiedere la compagnia" nel testo?
"Correre per aiuto" significa andare da una persona per chiedere aiuto o consiglio con urgenza, come quando i bambini sono stati consigliati di cercare un dipendente del parco se avessero bisogno di assistenza durante una gita.
Si può fare una richiesta chiedendo qualcosa o facendo una petizione, sia in forma scritta che verbale, come quando si chiede di abbassare la voce per ascoltare le istruzioni.
L'espressione "richiedere la compagnia" viene utilizzata per invitare formalmente qualcuno a un evento o a unirsi a un'attività, come quando Jill e Dave invitano qualcuno a una cena per celebrare il loro fidanzamento.
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