wait — to stay in a place expecting something to happen or someone to arrive
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to stay in a place expecting something to happen or someone to arrive
Pronunciation (IPA): /weɪt/
Korean meaning: 기다리다
Korean pronunciation: 웨이트 (강세: 웨이트)
Example Sentences
- I waited 3 hours for the new iPhone, but they ran out!
- My dog waits by the door every day at 5 PM for my return.
- Wait, did I turn off the stove before leaving home?
wait
VERB//weɪt//
to stay in a place expecting something to happen or someone to arrive
A woman waits by the window for her friend to arrive
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Wait by the gate, and you won't be late!
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Origin
고대 북유럽 게르만족들이 사냥감을 기다릴 때 사용했던 말에서 유래되었습니다. 영어로 넘어오면서 '지켜보며 기다린다'는 의미가 강화되었습니다.
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“I waited 3 hours for the new iPhone, but they ran out!”
“My dog waits by the door every day at 5 PM for my return.”
“Wait, did I turn off the stove before leaving home?”
“The wait at the doctor's office felt like forever.”
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