waited

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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To delay or not do something until later

She waited for her mom to come home

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To spend time until an expected thing happens

He waited two hours for his wife

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To remain in a place until a thing happens

I waited at the bus station until my wife arrived

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It would be pretty weird if I said "Hi to you" and then waited around a few hours for you to respond.
It would be pretty weird if I said "Hi to you" and then waited around a few hours for you to respond.
and then waited around a few hours for you to respond.
and then waited around a few hours for you to respond.

07:47

And I believe that there's been another robbery in 1997 where some guys robbed another money storage facility and they are very, very clever [with] the way they did it, the way they got away with it, the way they waited.
And I believe that there's been another robbery in 1997 where some guys robbed another money storage facility and they are very, very clever [with] the way they did it, the way they got away with it, the way they waited.
the way they waited.
the way they waited.

32:51

thought perhaps we should have waited a while on that. Do you have any regrets about that?
thought perhaps we should have waited a while on that. Do you have any regrets about that?

04:25

i waited so long and i- you know what- i thought okay once they announced the diamond play button
i waited so long and i- you know what- i thought okay once they announced the diamond play button

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I had to sit on the step, I waited for the bus here,
I had to sit on the step, I waited for the bus here,

02:27

I've resisted the urge and waited through all of your travels to make tonight special and you couldn't just wait for me to come over?!
I've resisted the urge and waited through all of your travels to make tonight special and you couldn't just wait for me to come over?!