英语词汇“θ143470”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the mind > will > wish or inclination > wish or be disposed or inclined [verb] (27)

willeOE

Expressing response to another person's desire or requirement, or to an obligation or expectation of some kind: am (is, are) disposed, willing…

listc1200

With personal construction. Without dependent infinitive: To wish, desire, like, choose. (Chiefly in subordinate clauses, as in 1b.)

to be of (also in) (a) minda1325

Phrases. to be of (also in) (a) mind (now usually to be of a mind): to be disposed or minded, to purpose, desire (to do something); (occasionally)…

to will well that1340

to will well that: to be willing that. Obsolete.

likea1375

With infinitive as object. Also with for to and infinitive (now colloquial and regional (chiefly U.S.)). transitive. To find it agreeable or…

to find in one's hearta1393

to find in one's heart: †(a) to feel inclined or willing (to do something); to desire (obsolete); (b) to bring oneself (to do something); to be…

to have a minda1400

to have a mind phr. With infinitive. To wish, desire, intend or be inclined (to do something). Now usually with premodifying adjective, most commonly…

pleasec1450

transitive. With the person in the ‘experiencer’ role as object. Without it as subject. Formerly esp. in please you, so please you: may it (so) be…

set1470

To have a specified disposition or inclination to be (so) disposed. Obsolete.

to have a mind1530

to have a mind phr. With to and noun. †To have a favourable disposition towards (a person) (obsolete); to have a liking for (an occupation, task…

care1560

To have a regard or liking for. Originally only in neg. or interrog. constructions (‘not to regard’ as… To have a regard, liking, or inclination for…

fadge1592

To be content or willing, agree, ‘make up one's mind’ to do something. Obsolete.

please1611

transitive (in passive). With infinitive. Originally: to be gratified or satisfied. Subsequently: to have the will or desire; to have the…

choose1622

The notion of a choice between alternatives is often left quite in the background, and the sense is… esp. with infinitive. To think fit, to be…

offer1639

intransitive. To incline, tend in some direction; to have an inclination or disposition to. Obsolete. rare.

to feel like1808

colloquial (originally U.S.). With gerund, verbal noun, or noun phrase: to wish to do or have something; to have an inclination for. Cf. like, adj. 6.

Subcategories:

— strongly (4)

— I wish or am disposed (1)

— do as one wishes (6)

单词	θ143470
释义	the mind > will > wish or inclination > wish or be disposed or inclined [verb] (27) willeOE Expressing response to another person's desire or requirement, or to an obligation or expectation of some kind: am (is, are) disposed, willing… listc1200 With personal construction. Without dependent infinitive: To wish, desire, like, choose. (Chiefly in subordinate clauses, as in 1b.) to be of (also in) (a) minda1325 Phrases. to be of (also in) (a) mind (now usually to be of a mind): to be disposed or minded, to purpose, desire (to do something); (occasionally)… to will well that1340 to will well that: to be willing that. Obsolete. likea1375 With infinitive as object. Also with for to and infinitive (now colloquial and regional (chiefly U.S.)). transitive. To find it agreeable or… to find in one's hearta1393 to find in one's heart: †(a) to feel inclined or willing (to do something); to desire (obsolete); (b) to bring oneself (to do something); to be… to have a minda1400 to have a mind phr. With infinitive. To wish, desire, intend or be inclined (to do something). Now usually with premodifying adjective, most commonly… pleasec1450 transitive. With the person in the ‘experiencer’ role as object. Without it as subject. Formerly esp. in please you, so please you: may it (so) be… set1470 To have a specified disposition or inclination to be (so) disposed. Obsolete. to have a mind1530 to have a mind phr. With to and noun. †To have a favourable disposition towards (a person) (obsolete); to have a liking for (an occupation, task… care1560 To have a regard or liking for. Originally only in neg. or interrog. constructions (‘not to regard’ as… To have a regard, liking, or inclination for… fadge1592 To be content or willing, agree, ‘make up one's mind’ to do something. Obsolete. please1611 transitive (in passive). With infinitive. Originally: to be gratified or satisfied. Subsequently: to have the will or desire; to have the… choose1622 The notion of a choice between alternatives is often left quite in the background, and the sense is… esp. with infinitive. To think fit, to be… offer1639 intransitive. To incline, tend in some direction; to have an inclination or disposition to. Obsolete. rare. to feel like1808 colloquial (originally U.S.). With gerund, verbal noun, or noun phrase: to wish to do or have something; to have an inclination for. Cf. like, adj. 6. Subcategories: — strongly (4) — I wish or am disposed (1) — do as one wishes (6)
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