Phrases related to wait, as many as there are in a fixed collocation

can't wait.

can wait for postponement, postponement.

wait and see, wait and see.

Wait for it (spoken English) and other opportune moments are coming. (to create suspense before saying something unexpected or funny) wait.

Wait on (Australia and Northern England).

Wait up (to wait for someone or something) to stay up late and not sleep.

You wait (to indicate threats, warnings, etc.)

at/in wait

Await. lie in wait lay wait for everything comes to him who waits

As the saying goes, you must be willing to wait for everything, and if you wait for a long time, there will be a good.

wait a bit

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

wait and see

Wait and see; Wait and see.

wait at table

Wait for people to eat.

wait for (up)

Wait, wait.

wait out

Wait outside.

Wait until. The end (the end).

Frustrate by waiting.

wait until/till

Wait until. wait up (for)

Stay up late and wait. wait upon/on

Serving, entertaining; Follow; Visit; With it, it comes into being.

wait for waiting.

wait cursor hourglass cursor.

wait in line.

wait on to serve.

Wait up and don't sleep.

wait-and-see.

wait about Waiting with nothing to do.

wait and see; Wait and see.

wait about Waiting with nothing to do.

wait behind and stay alone, etc.

wait in (guest).

wait on wait on standby = await

Wait up (wait for someone who comes home late).

wait for.

wait on to serve.

wait one'S turn waited for someone's turn.

Wait up and wait for someone to come back before going to bed.

Usage of wait:

1. The basic meaning of wait is "wait", which refers to staying in a certain place for a considerable period of time until something happens or someone arrives. wait is mainly used as an intransitive verb and is often used in conjunction with the preposition for.

2. wait is used as a transitive verb, usually used to refer to patiently "wait, wait". In this usage, the object is limited to nouns such as hour, time, turn, return, arrival, opportunity, chance, orders, a fine day, aid, the result, the signal, convenience, etc.

3. wait can also be followed by the infinitive of the verb to . This verb infinitive is an adverbial of purpose, not an object.

4. Wait can refer to the waiting time, or it can refer to the action of "waiting".

Fixed collocation: at[in]wait; wait a bit, wait a bit; wait for(up) һ һ ; wait up(for) wait upon【on】服,entertain; Follow; Visit; With it, it comes into being.

vt. &vi.

Wait, wait.

1. wait for ; Await. Waiting for someone ; I will be waiting for you foreverI'll always be waiting for you.

2 wait person 3 no, wait!Don't leave! Wait a minute!

4. wait on 服服,服服。

5、wait a minute!Don't be busy!

wait a minute, please. i will come back soon.Please wait a minute, I'll be back right away.

6. Other sentence patterns for direct application:

dinner is waiting for you.

Lunch is ready for you.

she would do nothing but wait.

She doesn't do anything but wait.

at present, he can do is "wait".

All he can do at the moment is "wait.""。