will

1.（谈及将来）used for talking about or predicting the future

2.（表示愿意）愿，要，会，定要used for showing that sb is willing to do sth

3.（烦劳别人做事时用）used for asking sb to do sth

4.（命令时用）used for ordering sb to do sth

5.（含有肯定的意思）used for stating what you think is probably true

6.（叙述一般真理）used for stating what is generally true

7.（叙述在某种情况下是真实或可能的事）used for stating what is true or possible in a particular case

8.（谈及习惯）used for talking about habits

1.[i]想要；希望；愿意；喜欢to want or like

2.立定志向；决心；决意to use the power of your mind to do sth or to make sth happen

3.~ sth.~ that…想要（某事发生）to intend or want sth to happen

4.立遗嘱将（财产等）赠与（某人）；立遗嘱赠与to formally give your property or possessions to sb after you have died, by means of a will n.

1.[c][u]意志；毅力；自制力the ability to control your thoughts and actions in order to achieve what you want to do; a feeling of strong determination to do sth that you want to do

2.[sing]意愿；心愿what sb wants to happen in a particular situation

3.[c]遗嘱a legal document that says what is to happen to sb's money and property after they die

4.有…意志的；…毅力的having the type of will mentioned

against your will

不情愿地；违心地when you do not want to

at will

任意；随意whenever or wherever you like

where theres a will theres a way

有志者事竟成if you really want to do sth then you will find a way of doing it

with a will

愿意地；热情地；乐意地in a willing and enthusiastic way

with the best will in the world

尽管已尽心竭力；尽管真心愿意used to say that you cannot do sth, even though you really want to

1.意志;意志力

2.【法】遗嘱

3.威尔

4.愿望,希望,目的,志愿,志向

5.(对待人的)心意,心地

6.决心

7.【男名】男子名

1.决心要,立志要

2.立遗嘱表示,遗赠

3.凭意志的力量使...

4.行使意志力

1.要,会

2.将...,会

3.要,希望

4.总是,无论如何(不)

5.时常,经常,往往

6.要是肯,如果愿意

7.请...;...可以吗

8.用于间接叙述法中

1.someone’s determination to do what is necessary to achieve what they want; what someone wants to happen; an ability to make decisions and take action

2.a legal document that explains what you want to happen to your money and possessions after you die. This is often more formally called a last will and testament

1.to make something happen by wishing for it very strongly

2.to formally give someone something after you die by stating it in a will

3.an old word meaning “to want or intend something to happen”

1.used for saying what you expect to happen in the future; used for saying what is planned or arranged for a future occasion

2.used for showing that you are fairly certain that something is true

3.used for saying that you are willing to do something or that you intend to do it

4.used for asking someone to do something, especially when you are annoyed

5.used for making a polite offer or invitation

6.used for saying whether something is possible

7.used for ordering that something must be done

8.used for saying what always happens in certain situations

9.used for saying that someone has a habit of doing something, especially when you do not approve of what they are doing