willing 音标拼音: [w'ɪlɪŋ]
a . 愿意的,情愿的,乐意的
愿意的,情愿的,乐意的
willing adj 1 :
disposed or inclined toward ; "
a willing participant ";
"
willing helpers " [
ant : {
unwilling }]
2 :
not brought about by coercion or force ; "
the confession was uncoerced " [
synonym : {
uncoerced }, {
unforced }, {
willing }]
n 1 :
the act of making a choice ; "
followed my father of my own volition " [
synonym : {
volition }, {
willing }]
Will \
Will \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Willed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Willing }.
Indic .
present I will ,
thou willeth ,
he wills ;
we ,
ye ,
they will .] [
Cf .
AS .
willian .
See {
Will },
n .]
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1 .
To form a distinct volition of ;
to determine by an act of choice ;
to ordain ;
to decree . "
What she will to do or say ." --
Milton .
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By all law and reason ,
that which the Parliament will not ,
is no more established in this kingdom .
--
Milton .
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Two things he [
God ]
willeth ,
that we should be good ,
and that we should be happy . --
Barrow .
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2 .
To enjoin or command ,
as that which is determined by an act of volition ;
to direct ;
to order . [
Obs .
or R .]
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They willed me say so ,
madam . --
Shak .
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Send for music ,
And will the cooks to use their best of cunning To please the palate . --
Beau . &
Fl .
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As you go ,
will the lord mayor . . .
To attend our further pleasure presently . --
J .
Webster .
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3 .
To give or direct the disposal of by testament ;
to bequeath ;
to devise ;
as ,
to will one '
s estate to a child ;
also ,
to order or direct by testament ;
as ,
he willed that his nephew should have his watch .
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Willing \
Will "
ing \,
a . [
From {
Will },
v .
t .]
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1 .
Free to do or to grant ;
having the mind inclined ;
not opposed in mind ;
not choosing to refuse ;
disposed ;
not averse ;
desirous ;
consenting ;
complying ;
ready .
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Felix ,
willing to show the Jews a pleasure ,
left Paul bound . --
Acts xxiv .
27 .
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With wearied wings and willing feet . --
Milton .
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[
Fruit ]
shaken in August from the willing boughs .
--
Bryant .
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2 .
Received of choice ,
or without reluctance ;
submitted to voluntarily ;
chosen ;
desired .
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[
They ]
are held ,
with his melodious harmony ,
In willing chains and sweet captivity . --
Milton .
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3 .
Spontaneous ;
self -
moved . [
R .]
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No spouts of blood run willing from a tree .
--
Dryden .
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100 Moby Thesaurus words for "
willing ":
accordant ,
acquiescent ,
affirmative ,
agreeable ,
agreeing ,
alacritous ,
amenable ,
approving ,
apt ,
ardent ,
assenting ,
bright ,
clever ,
compliable ,
compliant ,
complying ,
conative ,
conforming ,
consentient ,
consenting ,
content ,
cooperative ,
deliberate ,
determined ,
devoted ,
disposed ,
docile ,
duteous ,
dutiful ,
eager ,
educable ,
endorsing ,
enthusiastic ,
experimental ,
facile ,
fain ,
fair ,
faithful ,
favorable ,
favorably disposed ,
favorably inclined ,
formable ,
forward ,
game ,
impressionable ,
in the mind ,
in the mood ,
inclined ,
instructable ,
intelligent ,
intentional ,
law -
abiding ,
loyal ,
malleable ,
minded ,
moldable ,
motivated ,
nothing loath ,
obedient ,
open ,
permissive ,
plastic ,
pliable ,
pliant ,
predisposed ,
prompt ,
prone ,
quick ,
ratifying ,
ready ,
ready and willing ,
receptive ,
resolute ,
responsive ,
ripe for instruction ,
sanctioning ,
schoolable ,
submissive ,
susceptible ,
teachable ,
tentative ,
thirsty for knowledge ,
tractable ,
trainable ,
trial ,
unforced ,
ungrudging ,
unloath ,
unrefusing ,
unreluctant ,
venturesome ,
volitional ,
voluntary ,
well -
disposed ,
well -
inclined ,
willed ,
willful ,
willinghearted ,
witting ,
zealous
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