Wait meaning in English
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Definition
to wait (for something, for someone): to stay or remain in a place until (something happens, someone arrives)
the wait: the pause, the delay
Examples
- "Philip : Wait wait wait, Hannah."
- "Our golf cart is waiting."
- "Wait, wait, wait!"
- "I'm waiting for a baby to ring my doorbell."
- "Wait, so God is a British girl?"
- "Brian : Wait, we're going to get these babies back, right?"
- "Edward : No, wait, it's me."
- "Just come to my office, where I will be waiting for you."
- "Bruno : Wait, wait, wait, wait!"
- "Wait, here comes Hannah."
- "Philip : Wait, wait, wait, wait!"
- "So wait, Todd, are you an alien?"
- "Wait, you're God?"
- "Oh wait, no I'm not."
- "You've always wanted a baby, so this is the moment that I've been waiting for."
- "Brian : Wait... Wait!"
- "You can't hurry love, no you just have to wait."
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