expect (someone or something) for (something)

To anticipate or expect someone or a group to attend something. Don't expect me for dinner because I have to work late tonight, unfortunately. I expected the team for practice at 5:30 and only two players are here—what is going on?

expect someone or something for something

to anticipate someone or a group to attend something. I expect you for dinner on Thursday. We expected all of the board of directors for the meeting.

词组	expect (someone or something) for (something)
释义	expect (someone or something) for (something) expect (someone or something) for (something) To anticipate or expect someone or a group to attend something. Don't expect me for dinner because I have to work late tonight, unfortunately. I expected the team for practice at 5:30 and only two players are here—what is going on? See also: expect Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. expect someone or something for something to anticipate someone or a group to attend something. I expect you for dinner on Thursday. We expected all of the board of directors for the meeting. See also: expect McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: expect for expect from expect (something) from (someone or something) What can you expect? What do you expect? the usual suspects I expect so I expect not bargain on bargain on (something)
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