Definition of impetrate in English:

impetrate

verb ˈɪmpətreɪtˈɪmpəˌtreɪt

[with object]archaic

Request fervently; beg for.
a slight testimonial which I thought fit to impetrate from that worthy nobleman
Synonyms
ask for, appeal for, call for, seek, solicit, plead for, put in a plea for, pray for, petition, sue for, supplicate for

Late 15th century: from Latin impetrat- 'brought to pass', from the verb impetrare (based on patrare 'bring to pass').

verbˈimpəˌtrātˈɪmpəˌtreɪt

[with object]archaic

Beseech or beg for.
a slight testimonial which I thought fit to impetrate from that worthy nobleman
Synonyms
ask for, appeal for, call for, seek, solicit, plead for, put in a plea for, pray for, petition, sue for, supplicate for

Late 15th century: from Latin impetrat- ‘brought to pass’, from the verb impetrare (based on patrare ‘bring to pass’).

单词	impetrate
释义	Definition of impetrate in English: impetrate verb ˈɪmpətreɪtˈɪmpəˌtreɪt [with object]archaic Request fervently; beg for. a slight testimonial which I thought fit to impetrate from that worthy nobleman Synonyms ask for, appeal for, call for, seek, solicit, plead for, put in a plea for, pray for, petition, sue for, supplicate for Origin Late 15th century: from Latin impetrat- 'brought to pass', from the verb impetrare (based on patrare 'bring to pass'). Definition of impetrate in US English: impetrate verbˈimpəˌtrātˈɪmpəˌtreɪt [with object]archaic Beseech or beg for. a slight testimonial which I thought fit to impetrate from that worthy nobleman Synonyms ask for, appeal for, call for, seek, solicit, plead for, put in a plea for, pray for, petition, sue for, supplicate for Origin Late 15th century: from Latin impetrat- ‘brought to pass’, from the verb impetrare (based on patrare ‘bring to pass’).
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