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1 look forward to
تَلَهَّفَ على \ look forward to: to think with pleasure about a future event: I look forward to meeting you on Friday. -
2 look forward to
to wait with pleasure for:يَنتَظِر بِشَوْقٍ وَلَهْفَهI am looking forward to seeing you / to the holidays.
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3 look forward to sth
اِنْتَظَرَ بِشَوق \ look forward to sth.: to think with pleasure about a future event: I look forward to meeting you on Friday. \ تَطَلَّعَ بِشَوْقٍ إلى \ look forward to sth.: to think with pleasure about a future event: I look forward to meeting you on Friday. -
4 look forward to sth
تَاقَ \ long: to have a strong wish (that may be difficult or impossible to fulfil): I’m longing to meet your famous son. He longs for a quiet home in the country. I long for the old days, when we were young and happy. look forward to sth.: to think with pleasure about a future event: I look forward to meeting you on Friday. set one’s heart on doing sth.: to be very eager to do sth.: My son has set his heart on becoming a doctor. -
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6 se frem til
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7 těšit se na
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8 hlakka til
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9 s veseljem očekivati
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10 estar deseando
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11 mirar hacia delante
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12 iloita ennakolta
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13 jedva čekati
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14 očekivati s nestrpljenjem
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15 radovati se nečemu
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16 jedva čekati
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17 očekivati s nestrpljenjem
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18 radovati se nečemu
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19 ждать с нетерпением
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20 ждать с нетерпением
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