admire to (do something)

To want to do something. Of course, George! I would admire to go to the dance with you.

admire to do something

Rur. to want to do something, to be happy to do something. He asked her to the dance. She said she would admire to go with him.

词组	admire to (do something)
释义	admire to (do something) admire to (do something) To want to do something. Of course, George! I would admire to go to the dance with you. See also: admire Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. admire to do something Rur. to want to do something, to be happy to do something. He asked her to the dance. She said she would admire to go with him. See also: admire McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: admire to do look up to look up to (one) on one's on someone's #dead (Have you) been OK? other than other than (something) pillow-biter
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