want
- IPA[wɒnt]
英式
- have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for；wish to speak to (someone)
- a lack or deficiency of something；the state of being poor and in need of essentials; poverty
noun: want, plural noun: wants
verb: want, 3rd person present: wants, gerund or present participle: wanting, past tense: wanted, past participle: wanted
- 釋義
- 相關詞
- v.動詞
- 1. have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for:
I want an apple
we want to go to the beach
- 2. wish to speak to (someone):
Tony wants me in the studio
- 3. (of a suspected criminal) be sought by the police for questioning:
he is wanted by the police in connection with an arms theft
- 4. desire (someone) sexually:
I've wanted you since the first moment I saw you
- 5. desire to be in or out of a particular place or situation:
if anyone wants out, there's the door
- 6. should or need to do something:
you don't want to believe everything you hear
- 7. (of a thing) require to be attended to in a specified way:
the wheel wants greasing
- 8. lack something desirable or essential:
you shall want for nothing while you are with me
- 9. (chiefly used in expressions of time) lack or be short of (a specified amount or thing):
it wanted twenty minutes to midnight
- n.名詞
- 1. a lack or deficiency of something:
Victorian houses which are in want of repair
for want of a better location we ate our picnic in the cemetery
- 2. the state of being poor and in need of essentials; poverty:
freedom from want
- 3. a desire for something:
the expression of our wants and desires
n. a list of things that are wanted or regarded as desirable:
a blue Eames chair has been on my want list for a long time
on your want list is a comfortable retirement
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n. a list of things that are wanted or regarded as desirable:
a blue Eames chair has been on my want list for a long time
on your want list is a comfortable retirement
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n. a classified advertisement in a newspaper or magazine; a small ad.
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n. a classified advertisement in a newspaper or magazine; a small ad.
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ph. because of a lack of (something)
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ph. used to express vigorous disagreement with a confident assertion
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ph. used to express strong disagreement with a confident assertion
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ph. refuse to react or take notice
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- v.have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for:
- I want an apple
we want to go to the beach
- n.a lack or deficiency of something:
- Victorian houses which are in want of repair
it won't be through want of trying
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英文want的用法??
want後面要加動詞的時候要加 to eg. want to go, want to sleep, want to jump 其他不用 eg. want a baby, want pretty clothes, want this, want that, want something.