to treat
- verb
- /trit/
- You determine how I treat you.
- treat people
- treated fairly
- treated unfairly
It is so weird how she treats him like a boyfriend.
- It is so weird how she treats him like a boyfriend.
- So it bothers me when people treat AI systems like servants.
- How do they, how do they treat people in their world?
- And then you may witness them treating other people horribly.
- Sometimes our parents don't treat us well, right?
- And so you, you can't treat them all alike.
- The Lord does not treat himself as a servant.
- Insist that our institutions treat the public with trust.
- So how would you treat, how would you be towards them?
- Let's talk about the way some passengers treat flight attendants.
- We should decide how we actually treat people most fairly.
Examples
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Have my people been treating you badly?
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This is no way to treat our guest.
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The key is not to just treat them as a means.
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How do they, how do they treat people in their world?
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No, governments may not treat people in any way they wish.
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Sometimes our parents don't treat us well, right?
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They taught me to treat people like you want to be treated.
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You need to stop treating this child with disrespect.
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Let's talk about the way some passengers treat flight attendants.
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We should treat our friends with kindness and respect to maintain strong relationships.
Synonyms
Deal with a task, person, or situation
Treat someone in a certain way
To treat someone or something gently to avoid harm
Treat someone with respect and kindness
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Give someone very special care and attention like a king or queen
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Baby Talk
An activity where children go from house to house asking for sweets on Halloween
How Kindly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Treat comes from an old word meaning 'to handle' or 'deal with', from the same root tract as in tractor. So to treat someone is to 'handle' them in a certain way, for example with kindness or respect.