To treat meaning in English
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Definition
to treat: to give treatment or care; to act in a certain manner toward sbdy; to provide with a special pleasure
You should treat your cough. Go to the doctor or something!
This teacher treats the students with respect.
a treat: a special pleasure or delight
Examples
- "As a special treat, we have an exclusive perfume range which is only available in this store."
- "Welcome to the program. Today we have a special treat for you."
- "Mrs. Lee : We treat our workers very fairly, Mr. Connors."
- "Mrs Lee : We treat our workers very fairly, Mr Connors."
- "It is filthy and is treated with negligence and disrespect."
- "- Staff members are to be treated with respect, and therefore not to be bitten."
- "Treat the caller with respect, but deliver your message clearly and concisely, okay?"
- "I have been informed that the business class passengers will be treated to a native Indonesian dance performed in the aisles by Indonesian stewardesses."
- "-Do they treat their animal well?"
- "I'm a total arse, and I treat women like objects, and objects like women."
- "Now, I'd like everyone to treat Jermaine with the insanity and paranoia that he deserves, mmkay?"
- "He always believed that there was no injury, no illness too serious that it couldn't be treated by a tall glass of "Seamus Dog" Whiskey and a bowl of boiled cabbage."
- "Also Bruno, I'm sorry I didn't treat you with the respect you deserve."
- "-Yes, they treat very well."
- "Stop treating this room like a pigsty, and start respecting these new"
- "Treat the customer the same way you'd like to be treated."
- "Kevin : Beautiful machine... Why do you treat me so mean?"
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