will
🇺🇸
/wɪl/
🇬🇧
/wɪl/
verb
R
to want or like something
Call it what you will, it will still be a problem.
随你怎么称呼它，它仍然是个问题。
A1
used to talk about the future
By next year, all the money will be gone.
到明年，所有的钱都会花光。
A1
used to ask someone to do something
Will you send this letter for me, please?
请你帮我寄这封信好吗？
A1
used to invite someone to do something
Will you join us for lunch?
你要和我们一起吃午饭吗？
A1
used to show someone is willing to do something
We will keep them as promised.
我们会按照承诺保留它们。
A2
used to order someone to do something
Will you be quiet now!
你现在安静点！
B1
used to say what is probably true
That will be the mail carrier at the door.
门口那位应该是邮递员。
B1
used to say what is generally true
Wood will float on water.
木头会浮在水上。
B1
used to say what is possible in a case
This jar will hold one liter of liquid.
这个罐子能装一升液体。
B2
used to talk about habits
He will spend hours talking on the phone.
他常常花几个小时打电话聊天。
R
used in questions to make offers or suggestions
Will I call you back later?
我稍后给你回电话好吗？
noun
B1
the power to control your thoughts and actions to achieve goals
Her decision to continue shows strong will.
她决定继续下去显示了坚强的意志。
B2
what someone wants to happen
They followed the will of the people.
他们遵循了人民的意愿。
B2
a legal paper that says what happens to money and property after death
Shakespeare wrote his last will in 1616.
莎士比亚在1616年写下了他的最后遗嘱。
R
having the type of will mentioned
She is a strong-willed person who will not give up easily.
她是个意志坚强的人，不会轻易放弃。
translation
想要, 将, 请, 要不要, 愿意, 必须, 可能, 通常, 总是
意志力, 意愿, 遗嘱, 有...意志的
词形变化
3rd Present
wills
Progressive
willing
Past
would
Perfect
willed
Plural
wills