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wish
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
desire, hope
Translation: desire, hope
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: A feeling of wanting something to happen or be true.

A wish is when you want something very much. You think about something good that you hope will happen.

She made a wish before the party.

I have a wish to travel next year.

2
B1
noun
Usage:
75%
expression, greeting
Translation: expression, greeting
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: The act of expressing a desire for something, often formally or politely.

A wish can be words said to hope good things for someone. People say wishes at happy events or times.

I sent my best wishes for your health.

He gave his wishes on their wedding day.

3
A2
verb
Usage:
85%
want, hope
Translation: want, hope
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: To want or hope for something to happen or be true.

To wish means to want something to happen or be real. People use wish when they hope for good things or changes.

I wish for a new toy today.

She wishes to see her friend soon.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
70%
regret, desire
Translation: regret, desire
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: To express a desire differently from reality, often about things impossible or unlikely.

We use wish to talk about things we want but are not true or possible now. It is a way to talk about regrets or dreams.

I wish I was taller than my brother.

She wishes she could fly like a bird.

5
B1
noun
Usage:
65%
greeting, regards
Translation: greeting, regards
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: A formal phrase for polite expressions of good thoughts or intentions, like 'best wishes'.

Wish can be used in formal or polite talks. People use it to show good thoughts or kindness especially in cards or letters.

She wrote a card with best wishes.

We send wishes for a happy birthday.

6
A2
noun
Usage:
80%
congratulation
Translation: congratulation
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: A phrase used to congratulate or show good intention, often at special events.

People use wish as part of polite phrases to say good things at events like birthdays or holidays. It shows you want good for someone.

Happy New Year wishes from all of us.

Best wishes for your new job.

7
C1
verb
Usage:
60%
command, hope
Translation: command, hope
Pronunciation: /wɪʃ/
Meaning: To command or order something in a formal or old-fashioned way, often in expressions like 'wish someone well'.

Sometimes, wish is used to formally say you want good things for others. It sounds polite and old-fashioned in some cases.

We wish you success in your career.

They wished him safe travels home.

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