will
/wɪl/
/wɪl/
释义
modal verb（表示将来）将；（表示请求）；（表示同意或承诺做某事）愿，会，要
noun意志，毅力；意愿，心愿；遗嘱
英英释义
modal verba word that shows the future
modal verba word that you use when you ask somebody to do something
modal verba word that you use when you agree or promise to do something
nounthe power of your mind that makes you choose, decide and do things
nounwhat somebody wants to happen
nouna legal document that says who will have your money, house, etc. when you die
场景例句
- They won’t be there.
- You’ll (= you will) be late.
- He’ll (= he will) drive you to the station.
- Do you think she will come tomorrow?
- Will you open the window, please?
- I’ll carry your bag.
- She has a very strong will and nobody can stop her doing what she wants.
- The man made him get into the car against his will (= when he did not want to).
- My grandmother left me £5 000 in her will.
词态变化
will, wills
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