- behave towards or deal with in a certain way对待：
she had been brutally treated
她被粗鲁地对待
he treated her with grave courtesy.
他对她毕恭毕敬。
treat something as
regard something as being of a specified nature with implications for one's actions concerning it看待, 视为：the names are being treated as classified information.
这些名字被列为机密。
- give medical care or attention to; try to heal or cure医疗, 医治：
the two were treated for cuts and bruises.
两人伤痕累累而接受治疗。
- apply a process or a substance to (something) to protect or preserve it or to give it particular properties处理：
linen creases badly unless it is treated with the appropriate finish.
要用适当的方式来处理亚麻布, 否则它很容易起皱。
- present or discuss (a subject)陈述, 讨论（某主题）：
the lectures show a striking variation in the level at which subjects are treated.
在陈述主题的深度方面, 这些讲座有显著的变化。
treat someone to
provide someone with (food, drink, or entertainment) at one's own expense（用食物、饮料或娱乐）款待某人：he treated her to a slap-up lunch.
他请她吃了顿高档午餐。
- give someone (something) as a favour把（某物）给某人以示好感：
he treated her to one of his smiles.
他对她友好地一笑。
treat oneself
do or have something that gives one great pleasure做使自己快乐的事：treat yourself - you can diet tomorrow.
尽情地吃——明天你可以节食。
- no obj. negotiate terms with someone, especially an opponent（尤指与对手）商谈, 谈判：
propagandists claimed that he was treating with the enemy.
宣传者声称他正在与敌人谈判。
- an event or item that is out of the ordinary and gives great pleasure（不同一般的）乐事, 乐趣：
he wanted to take her to the pictures as a treat.
他想用看电影的方式让她开心。
- used with a possessive determiner to indicate that the person specified is paying for food, entertainment, etc., for someone else做东（与物主限定词连用, 表示某人请客）：
'My treat, ' he insisted, reaching for the bill.
“我做东。”他手伸向账单, 坚持说道。
- a treat
- Brit. informal used to indicate that someone or something does something specified very well or satisfactorily〈英, 非正式〉（做得）极出色：
their tactics worked a treat.
他们的策略太出色了。
- used to indicate that someone is looking attractive有魅力的人：
I don't know whether she can act, but she looks a treat.
我不知道她是否能演, 但她看上去挺行。