will

US /wɪl/

UK /wɪl/

A1TOEIC
n.NounDesire or choice of someone
His will power to win the Olympics is pretty obvious in his performance
n.NounDocument saying who gets your money when you die
I put you in my will, you will get my house when I die
v.t.Transitive VerbTo leave property to someone after your death
He is going to will his car to his son
v.t.Transitive VerbTo use mental effort to make something happen
I need to will myself to get out of bed, this depression is so hard
n.NounStrong desire to do something; determination
His will to succeed was very strong
aux. v.Auxiliary VerbUsed with verbs to express the future
I will see you tomorrow
aux. v.Auxiliary VerbAm (is, are) likely to do
Babies will cry when they are hungry
v.t.Transitive VerbTo influence someone to do something
They hope to will us to agree with them
n.NounDesire to do something; strong wish to do
If your will is strong enough, you can do anything
v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something happen by strongly wanting it
When I am tired I will my feet to take me home

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