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treat
B1
verb
Usage:
85%
behave, act toward
Translation: behave, act toward
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: To behave toward someone in a particular way, often with kindness or respect.

This meaning means how someone acts to another person. It is often about kindness, respect, or fairness. You can treat friends, family, or strangers well or badly.

She treats her friends with care.

Don't treat people in a bad way.

2
B1
verb
Usage:
80%
cure, heal
Translation: cure, heal
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: To give medical care to a person or illness to make them better.

Here, treat means to give help or medicine when someone is ill or hurt. Doctors, nurses, and medicines treat illnesses or injuries.

The doctor treats sick patients daily.

You need to treat this wound carefully.

3
B2
verb
Usage:
60%
process, prepare
Translation: process, prepare
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: To prepare and work with something in order to change it, especially material or food.

Treat in this meaning means to change or prepare materials. For example, water can be treated to become clean, or wood is treated to last longer.

They treat water to make it clean.

The factory treats wood before use.

4
A2
noun
Usage:
70%
gift, surprise
Translation: gift, surprise
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: A special gift, food, or event given to someone to enjoy or celebrate.

As a noun, treat means something nice or special given to someone, like food or a gift. It is often for fun or celebration.

She gave me a nice treat today.

Ice cream is a good treat in summer.

5
C1
verb
Usage:
50%
discuss, handle
Translation: discuss, handle
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: To act on or discuss a subject or topic in a certain way, often in writing or speech.

This meaning is about how someone talks or writes about a subject. To treat a subject means to handle or discuss it carefully or in a special way.

The book treats many serious issues.

He treats this topic with great care.

6
B1
verb
Usage:
65%
pay for, give
Translation: pay for, give
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: To pay for someone’s food, drink, or activity as a kind or generous action.

This use means to pay for someone’s food or fun activity as a gift. It is a nice and friendly way to show care or thanks.

I will treat you to dinner tonight.

He treated his friends to a movie.

7
C1
verb
Usage:
40%
harm, damage
Translation: harm, damage
Pronunciation: /triːt/
Meaning: To behave in a way that causes harm or bad effects to someone or something.

Sometimes treat means to act badly or harmfully to someone or something. It means causing damage or pain by how you behave.

He treated the problem carelessly and worsened it.

Don't treat the environment badly.

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