英语词组wait and see是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomwait and seespoken said when you are telling someone to be patient because they will find out about something later:"What's your wedding dress going to be like?" "Sorry, you'll have to wait and see."The team's much improved since it's had all of this special coaching - we're going to win the Cup, just you wait and see.

wait and see

To act with caution and patience until something happens. I guess I just have to wait and see until the doctor calls with the test results.

wait and see

Bide one's time for events to run their course, as in Do you think they'll raise taxes?-We'll have to wait and see. This expression was first recorded in Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (1719): "We had no remedy but to wait and see." In Britain the phrase became associated with Prime Minister H.H. Asquith, who in 1910 so often said it to the opposition regarding an impending bill that he became known as "Old Wait and See."

ˌwait and ˈsee

be patient and wait to find out about something later: ‘Where are you taking me?’ ‘Wait and see.’There’s nothing we can do at the moment. We’ll just have to wait and see.

wait and see

Bide one’s time and await developments. Daniel Defoe used this term in Robinson Crusoe (1719): “We had no remedy but to wait and see.” In England it became firmly associated with Prime Minister H. H. Asquith, because it was his repeated reply to demands by the opposition that he reveal in advance, against precedent, the terms of an impending bill to the members of the House of Commons (1910). A popular song making fun of Asquith did much to perpetuate his new nickname, Old Wait and See.

词组	wait and see
释义	Idiom wait and see to be patient until a later time. Nothing can be done about it now, so you'll just have to wait and see. idiomwait and seespoken said when you are telling someone to be patient because they will find out about something later:"What's your wedding dress going to be like?" "Sorry, you'll have to wait and see."The team's much improved since it's had all of this special coaching - we're going to win the Cup, just you wait and see. wait and see To act with caution and patience until something happens. I guess I just have to wait and see until the doctor calls with the test results. wait and see Bide one's time for events to run their course, as in Do you think they'll raise taxes?-We'll have to wait and see. This expression was first recorded in Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (1719): "We had no remedy but to wait and see." In Britain the phrase became associated with Prime Minister H.H. Asquith, who in 1910 so often said it to the opposition regarding an impending bill that he became known as "Old Wait and See." ˌwait and ˈsee be patient and wait to find out about something later: ‘Where are you taking me?’ ‘Wait and see.’There’s nothing we can do at the moment. We’ll just have to wait and see. wait and see Bide one’s time and await developments. Daniel Defoe used this term in Robinson Crusoe (1719): “We had no remedy but to wait and see.” In England it became firmly associated with Prime Minister H. H. Asquith, because it was his repeated reply to demands by the opposition that he reveal in advance, against precedent, the terms of an impending bill to the members of the House of Commons (1910). A popular song making fun of Asquith did much to perpetuate his new nickname, Old Wait and See.
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