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🔑willwill1 /wəl ; əl ; l ; strong form强读式 wɪl / modal verb (short form 'll, negative will not, short form won't /woʊnt /)- used to speak about the future（构成将来时）◆He will be here soon.他很快就到这儿。◆I'm sure you'll pass your test.我敢肯定你会通过考试的。◆I'll be sitting on the beach this time next week.下周这个时候我就会坐在海滩上了。◆Next Sunday, she will have been in America for a year.到下星期日，她来美国就满一年了。
- used for showing that someone is willing to do something, or that something is able to do something（用于人，表示愿意；用于物，表示能力）◆“We need some more milk.” “OK, I'll get some.”“我们还需要更多牛奶。”“好，我去拿点儿。”◆Why won't you tell me where you were last night?你为什么不愿意告诉我你昨晚去哪儿了？◆I'll carry your bag for you.我替你背包。◆My car won't start.我的车启动不了。
- used for asking someone to do something（用于请求某人做某事）◆Will you please sit down?请你坐下好吗？◆Just wait a minute, will you?请你等一会儿，好吗？
- used for talking about something that generally happens or is true（表示通常会发生或真实的事）◆People will stop and help if you ask politely.如果礼貌地请求，人们总是会停下来帮忙。
willwill2 /wɪl / verb [transitive] - to use the power of your mind to do something or to make something happen决心；决意；立定志向◆He willed himself to keep going to the end of the race.他凭决心坚持跑完比赛全程。
- to formally give your property or possessions to someone after you have died, by means of a will立遗嘱把（财产等）赠与（某人）◆Joe had willed them everything he possessed.乔立遗嘱把自己所有的东西都赠送给他们。
willwill3 /wɪl / noun - [countable, uncountable] the power of the mind to choose what to do; a feeling of strong determination意志；毅力；决心◆Both her children have very strong wills.她的两个孩子都有顽强的毅力。◆My father seems to have lost the will to live.我父亲似乎已失去活下去的意志。
- [singular] what someone wants to happen in a particular situation意愿；心愿◆She was put into a nursing home against her will.她不情愿地被送到养老院。
- [countable] a legal document in which you write down who should have your money and property after your death遗嘱◆Have you made a will?你立遗嘱了吗？◆Grandma left us some money in her will.奶奶在遗嘱里给我们留下一些钱。
- -willed (used to form compound adjectives用于构成复合形容词) having the type of will mentioned有…意志的◆a strong-willed young woman意志坚强的年轻女子
 ●at willwherever and whenever you want任意；随意◆They were able to come and go at will.他们可以随意来去。●of your own free willbecause you want to, not because someone forces you出于自愿 |