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2 wish
[wish] v.,n. -v 1. dëshiroj, dua; what do you wish me to do? çfarë dëshiron që të bëj? I wish I hadn't said that më vjen keq që e thashë atë gjë; I wish it weren't so ah, sikur të mos ishte keshtu! 2. i dua; uroj, we wished them good luck u uruam mbaresi; I don't wish him any ill/harm nuk ia dua të keqen. 3. fig. (on) (ia) ngec, (ia) lë në dorë; the job was wished on to me ma ngecën këtë punë. 4. shfaq një dëshirë; you must wish as you eat it shfaq një dëshirë gjatë kohës që e ha.-n 1. dëshirë; against her wish kundër dëshirës së saj. 2. lutje, dëshirë; their wishes came true/were granted, they got their wish dëshira iu plotësua. 3. të fala; urime; give her my best wishes bëji shumë të fala nga unë; with best wishes for a speedy recovery/for the New Year me urimet më të mira për një shërim të shpejtë/ për Vitin e Ri.● wishbone ['wishbëun] n. shpor, parmëz (kocka e kraharorit të shpendëve, samari a gjoksi i shpendëve; heqës)● wishful thinking ['wishful 'thinking] n. psik. marrje e dëshirave për realitet● wishy-washy ['wishiwoshi] adj 1. e zbardhulët, e shpëlarë (ngjyrë). 2. i lëngshëm, i ujshëm. 3. fig. i shpëlarë; bajat* * *dëshiroj -
3 I don't wish him any ill
I don't wish him any ill/harm [ai dëunt wish him eni il/ha:m] nuk ia dua të keqen
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