throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone)

To plead with someone, especially a figure of authority, to show one lenience and mercy. I have no excuse for what I did. I can only throw myself on the mercy of the duke and beg for his forgiveness. She threw herself at the mercy of the court, saying that her dependence on drugs led her to commit those crimes.See also: mercy, of, on, throw

throw oneself at the mercy of some authority

and throw oneself on the mercy of some authority; throw oneself (up)on someone's mercyFig. to seek mercy from a court of law, especially at one's sentencing for a crime; to seek help from an official or institution. He pleaded guilty and threw himself at the mercy of the court. It did no good to throw myself on the mercy of the State Department. Please don't! I throw myself upon your mercy!See also: authority, mercy, of, throw

throw oneself on the mercy of

some authority Go to throw oneself at the mercy of some authority.See also: mercy, of, on, throw

throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone)

throw oneself at the mercy of some authority

throw oneself on the mercy of

some authority Go to throw oneself at the mercy of some authority.See also: mercy, of, on, throw

单词	throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone)
释义	throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone) throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone) To plead with someone, especially a figure of authority, to show one lenience and mercy. I have no excuse for what I did. I can only throw myself on the mercy of the duke and beg for his forgiveness. She threw herself at the mercy of the court, saying that her dependence on drugs led her to commit those crimes.See also: mercy, of, on, throw throw oneself at the mercy of some authority and throw oneself on the mercy of some authority; throw oneself (up)on someone's mercyFig. to seek mercy from a court of law, especially at one's sentencing for a crime; to seek help from an official or institution. He pleaded guilty and threw himself at the mercy of the court. It did no good to throw myself on the mercy of the State Department. Please don't! I throw myself upon your mercy!See also: authority, mercy, of, throw throw oneself on the mercy of some authority Go to throw oneself at the mercy of some authority.See also: mercy, of, on, throw throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone) throw (oneself) on/at the mercy of (someone) To plead with someone, especially a figure of authority, to show one lenience and mercy. I have no excuse for what I did. I can only throw myself on the mercy of the duke and beg for his forgiveness. She threw herself at the mercy of the court, saying that her dependence on drugs led her to commit those crimes.See also: mercy, of, on, throw throw oneself at the mercy of some authority and throw oneself on the mercy of some authority; throw oneself (up)on someone's mercyFig. to seek mercy from a court of law, especially at one's sentencing for a crime; to seek help from an official or institution. He pleaded guilty and threw himself at the mercy of the court. It did no good to throw myself on the mercy of the State Department. Please don't! I throw myself upon your mercy!See also: authority, mercy, of, throw throw oneself on the mercy of some authority Go to throw oneself at the mercy of some authority.See also: mercy, of, on, throw
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