Definition of beg-pardon in English:

beg-pardon

noun

Australian, NZ informal

1An apology.
Example sentencesExamples
- At the outset, he passes other philosophers with barely a beg pardon to make a big call, which is that truth has a higher value than any of the other transcendent principles.
- The president immediately arose, and with evident embarrassment, and many preliminary beg-pardons, said that he hoped the members of the club would excuse him.
- Men, women and children hurried past her, some crashing into her without so much as a 'beg pardon.'
- They would jump a queue ahead of me without so much as a beg pardon or thank you.
- Maybe there are too many beg-pardons in County cricket.
Synonyms
what did you say, what, eh, i beg your pardon, beg pardon, sorry, excuse me, say again
1. 1.1usually in phrase no beg-pardons A concern for politeness or restraint.
  there were no beg-pardons and matches were fought out fiercely
  Example sentencesExamples
  They would have played hockey and soccer, in matches with no beg-pardons, but also no players to writhe about on the ground with feigned injury.
  Later today, there'll be no beg-pardons as they battle North Footscray for a place in the semifinals.
  No beg pardons; the goal is absolute annihilation.
  It was toppled from its commanding position by hungry capital-laden offshore firms who moved into its domain with no beg-pardons.
  It's a ruthless game, but we make no apologies, take no prisoners, offer no beg-pardons, and love a good night's sleep as much as the next person.
  There were no beg-pardons in exchanges between the advocates for Continuance and those of Prohibition.

单词	beg-pardon
释义	Definition of beg-pardon in English: beg-pardon noun Australian, NZ informal 1An apology. Example sentencesExamples At the outset, he passes other philosophers with barely a beg pardon to make a big call, which is that truth has a higher value than any of the other transcendent principles. The president immediately arose, and with evident embarrassment, and many preliminary beg-pardons, said that he hoped the members of the club would excuse him. Men, women and children hurried past her, some crashing into her without so much as a 'beg pardon.' They would jump a queue ahead of me without so much as a beg pardon or thank you. Maybe there are too many beg-pardons in County cricket. Synonyms what did you say, what, eh, i beg your pardon, beg pardon, sorry, excuse me, say again 1.1usually in phrase no beg-pardons A concern for politeness or restraint. there were no beg-pardons and matches were fought out fiercely Example sentencesExamples They would have played hockey and soccer, in matches with no beg-pardons, but also no players to writhe about on the ground with feigned injury. Later today, there'll be no beg-pardons as they battle North Footscray for a place in the semifinals. No beg pardons; the goal is absolute annihilation. It was toppled from its commanding position by hungry capital-laden offshore firms who moved into its domain with no beg-pardons. It's a ruthless game, but we make no apologies, take no prisoners, offer no beg-pardons, and love a good night's sleep as much as the next person. There were no beg-pardons in exchanges between the advocates for Continuance and those of Prohibition.
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