you (just) wait (and see)
you (just) wait (and see)
You will see that what I have told you or predicted will turn out to be true eventually. I know you're going to get that job, you just wait! You wait! I bet Susan has some wonderful surprise lined up for your birthday. I'm going to blow everyone out of the water with my performance, you just wait and see!
See also: wait
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
You (just) wait (and see)!
and Just (you) wait (and see)!Inf. Wait and see what will happen.; If you wait, you will see that what I predict will be true. John: You'll get what you deserve! Just you wait! Jane: Mind your own business. Bill: Things will get better. You just wait and see! Sue: Sure, but when?
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
(just) you ˈwait
used to emphasize a threat, warning or promise: Just you wait till your father gets home! I’ll be famous one day, just you wait!See also: wait
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- You wait!
- you wait
- Just (you) wait (and see)!
- cool one's heels, to
- wait out
- wait a second
- on a/the wait list
- on the table
- be on the table
- take (something) off the table