
- •Allow, permit, let
- •Ask, beg, request
- •Bear, carry
- •Beat, hit, strike, knock
- •Begin, start, commence
- •Choose, select, pick, pick out, elect
- •Clean, clear
- •Close, shut
- •Collect, gather, pick up
- •Come, arrive
- •Consist, comprise, include, contain
- •Cry, shout, yell
- •Demand, claim, require, need
- •Do, make
- •Defend, protect, guard, safeguard
- •Fall, drop
- •Find, discover
- •Finish, end, complete, terminate
- •Forbid, prohibit, ban
- •Fulfill, realize, accomplish, achieve, reach
- •Go, walk
- •Have, own, possess
- •Hide, conceal
- •Learn, study
- •Lend, loan
- •Look for, search, seek
- •Mean, imply, denote, signify
- •Offer, suggest, propose
- •Raise, lift
- •Refuse, reject, decline
- •Say, tell
- •Speak, talk
- •Stop, quit, cease
- •Throw, cast, toss
- •Wait, expect, anticipate
- •Want, would like, wish
- •Watch, observe
- •Wear, dress, put on
- •Furniture and Decor
- •Appliances
- •Cleaning Supplies
- •Linen and Laundry terms
- •Describing words for Housekeepers
- •Action words for Housekeepers
Wait, expect, anticipate
WAIT (ждать): wait for a bus; wait for a telephone call; wait for me; don't wait for me; I'm waiting for an answer; wait for your turn; wait for an hour; wait a minute; wait till eight o'clock; wait patiently; wait here; wait in the hall; How long have you been waiting? wait and see; it can wait; it can't wait any longer; this work will have to wait until next week; I can't wait; I can't wait to see you; keep someone waiting; wait tables; wait on someone.
EXPECT (ожидать): expect guests for dinner; expect a present; she expected an answer, but he remained silent; I didn't expect it; I hope you don't expect me to do it; we expect good work from you; you are expected to know it; I expect him to come back about six o'clock; I expect that he will come to the meeting; they expect their second child in June; she is expecting.
ANTICIPATE (ожидать, предвидеть): anticipate pleasure; anticipate success; anticipate a favorable decision; anticipate trouble; anticipate refusal; anticipate disaster; anticipate someone's wishes; anticipate a blow.
Want, would like, wish
WANT (хотеть): I want to see you; she wants to sleep; I don't want it; I want something to read; I want something to eat; I want a sandwich; I want a pound of Swiss cheese, please; What does he want? What do you want to do? What do you want from me? I want the truth; he wants me to write a report; the manager wants you in his office; he is wanted by the police; the house wants painting; this shirt wants washing; you want the number 15 bus (not the 16); she will never want for anything.
WOULD LIKE (хотел бы): I would like to see you; I would like to say a few words about this project; I'd like to say something to you; I'd like to talk to Maria, please; I would like to visit New York next year; I'd like a round-trip ticket to Boston, please; I'd like a cheese sandwich and a cup of coffee, please; I'd like a pound of butter, please; What would you like? What would you like to do? What would you like to eat? the manager would like to talk to you.
WISH (желать): I wish you luck; I wish you the best; I wish she were here now; I wish he would come back; I wish I could help him; wish on a falling star; wish on a penny.
Watch, observe
WATCH (наблюдать, смотреть; караулить): watch a film; watch a play; watch TV; watch television; watch a football game; watch the birds in the garden; I watched him clean the yard; she watched the children playing in the sand; watch me; watch the baby; the feeling of being watched; I have to watch my diet; watch his progress; watch the development of the situation; watch with interest; watch attentively; watch at the door; watch for a signal; watch for an opportunity; watch with a sick person; watch your step; watch your language; Watch it! Watch out!
OBSERVE (наблюдать, соблюдать; заметить): observe weather phenomena; observe the eclipse of the sun; observe the behavior of ants; observe the patient's reaction to medicines; observe the experiment; observe the operation; she feels that she is being observed; observe silence; observe discipline; observe the laws; observe the rules; observe traditions; observe a holiday; he observed coldly that nobody asked her to do it.