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1 want
1. nwant of common sense — відсутність (брак) здорового глузду; легковажність
want of judgement — необачне (необмірковане) рішення
3) звич. pl потреби, бажання4) нужда, бідністьto be reduced to (to fall into) want — зубожіти, дійти до убозтва
want ad — амер., розм. оголошення у відділі попиту і пропозиції (особл. робочої сили)
2. v1) хотіти, бажатиI want you to come — я хочу, щоб ви прийшли
2) не вистачати, бракувати, зазнавати нестачі (чогось)it wants twenty minutes to five — за двадцять (хвилин) до п'ятої (години)
4) бідувати; жити в нужді5) вимагати, викликати; хотіти бачити (когось)want in — розм. хотіти зайти; проситися у приміщення
want out — розм. хотіти вийти
want to make something of it? — розм. ну і що з того?, а тобі яке діло?
* * *[wont]v1) хотіти, бажати; жадати2) відчувати нестачу ( у чомусь); бракувати3) мати потребу, відчувати нестачу, потребу (у чомусь, у комусь)"want help" — мop. потребую допомоги ( сигнал); бідувати; жити в нужді
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2 appetite furnishes the best sauce
var: a good appetite does not want saucesyn: for a good appetite there is no hard breadапетит – найліпший кухарEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > appetite furnishes the best sauce
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3 a good appetite does not want sauce
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > a good appetite does not want sauce
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4 eating and scratching wants but a beginning
syn: the appetite comes with eatingthe more you have, the more you wantапетит приходить під час їдиEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > eating and scratching wants but a beginning
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appetite — /ˈæpətaɪt / (say apuhtuyt) noun 1. a desire for food or drink: to work up an appetite. 2. a desire to supply any bodily want or craving: the natural appetites. 3. an innate or acquired demand or propensity to satisfy a want: an appetite for… …
want — [n1] desire appetite, craving, demand, fancy, hankering, hunger, longing, necessity, need, requirement, thirst, wish, yearning, yen; concept 20 Ant. disinterest, dislike, hate want [n2] lack, need absence, dearth, default, defect, deficiency,… … New thesaurus
appetite — noun 1 (U) a desire for food: a healthy appetite | lose your appetite: She has completely lost her appetite since the operation. | have a huge/big/voracious appetite (=have the ability to eat a lot of food) | spoil/ruin your appetite (=eat before … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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appetite*/ — [ˈæpəˌtaɪt] noun [C] 1) the natural feeling of wanting to eat a child with a healthy appetite[/ex] Don t have any more chocolate – you ll spoil your appetite (= make you want to eat less at the next meal).[/ex] 2) a feeling of wanting something… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
want — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. need; poverty, indigence; lack, dearth, deficiency, absence; shortage, inadequacy, scarcity; necessity, requirement. v. lack, need; be in need; require, desire, wish, crave; fall short of, be… … English dictionary for students
appetite — n 1. hunger, thirst, craving, desire, want, need, appetency; voraciousness, ravenousness, edacity, gluttonousness, insatiability. 2. relish, taste, palate, sweet tooth; zest, gusto, partiality, bias, keenness; affinity, liking, affection,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
want — v 1. desire, wish or wish for, long for, desiderate; yearn for, hope for, care for, pine for, sigh for; hanker after, have a yen for, covet, fancy, have a fancy for; have an eye to, be attracted to, have a mind to, have at heart, be bent upon,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
whet someone's appetite — whet (someone s) appetite if an experience whets someone s appetite for something, it makes them want more of it. That first flying lesson whetted her appetite. I did a short course last year, and it s whetted my appetite for study. (often + for) … New idioms dictionary