treat：治疗；对待；探讨；视为 vi. 探讨；请客；协商 n. 请客；款待 n. (Treat) 人名； ( 英 ) 特里特 语料库共检中 9,871 条：美剧 1100 · 电影 288 · 原著 5000 · 演讲 3483
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Uncle Seryozha never treated children affectionately; on the contrary, he seemed to put up with us rather than to like us. But we always treated him with particular reverence. The result, as I can see now, partly of his aristocratic appearance, but chiefly because of the fact that he called my father "Lyovotchka" and treated him just as my father treated us.英文原著 · 《Reminiscences of Tolstoy》
And by their muscle they drove Nature back and she surrendered. She went down like crumpled Germany, and she signed a treaty. Hard were the treaty terms our fighting fathers made with Nature. They took an indemnity. She delivered to them more houses than her cyclones had destroyed, she furnished them millions of cattle in place of the wild deer and buffalo. She yielded up her coal regions to warm them in payment for the torture her winters had inflicted. By this treaty she gave them everything she had and promised to be good. We are the inheritors of the good things of that peace treaty.英文原著 · 《The Iron Puddler》
Father Rocco, from first to last, treated me like a lady. Sincere or not, I don't care--he treated me like a lady when the others treated me like--"英文原著 · 《AFTER DARK》
Then medicine also treats of discourse? Of discourse concerning diseases? Just so. And does not gymnastic also treat of discourse concerning the good or evil condition of the body? Very true. And the same, Gorgias, is true of the other arts:-all of them treat of discourse concerning the subjects with which they severally have to do. Clearly. Then why, if you call rhetoric the art which treats of discourse, and all the other arts treat of discourse, do you not call them arts of rhetoric?英文原著 · 《Gorgias》
Hitherto the world-tides, and ebbs and flows of external Politics, had, by accident, rather forwarded, than hindered the Double-Marriage. In the rear of such a Treaty of Hanover, triumphantly righting the European Balances by help of Friedrich Wilhelm, one might have hoped this little domestic Treaty would, at last, get itself signed. Queen Sophie did hasten off to Hanover, directly after her husband had left it under those favorable aspects: but Papa again proved unmanageable; the Treaty could not be achieved.英文原著 · 《History of Friedrich II of Prussia V 5》
"But the treaty! The treaty! The open navigation of the Mississippi!" she cried impatiently. "The last news is that the treaty will certainly be concluded and the open navigation of the Mississippi assured to us forever. The major will load his flatboats, drift down to New Orleans, sell those Spanish fops his tobacco for its weight in gems, buy a mustang to ride home on, and if not robbed and murdered by the land-pirates on the way, come back to you like an enormous bumblebee from a clover-field, his thighs literally packed with gold."英文原著 · 《The Choir Invisible》