With infinitive, present or perfect, with or without to (†for to, †till): To expect, hope, wish; to purpose, intend, be minded.

In regard to what is future or contingent: To expect, anticipate, count on; to surmise, suspect; to think possible or likely. Const. object-clause…

To believe or consider something to be possible or likely; to suspect; to expect, anticipate. transitive. With infinitive.

To expect, anticipate. transitive. With indirect question as object: to expect, await the time when; to anticipate learning how, whether, etc. Obs…

To expect or anticipate (without implication of desire); to suppose, think, suspect. Obsolete.

transitive. To have confidence that something desired is, or will be, the case. With clause (esp. that-clause) as object. Also (with for or…

With onward movement or action; continuously. Chiefly forming phrasal verbs with the sense ‘to continue to do’ the action being specified by the…

To expect, regard as likely to happen. transitive. With object clause, object and infinitive, or simple object: of a future external action or event…

To expect, look forward to; to be ambitious or desirous of, seek for. Obsolete.

intransitive. To anticipate, expect; to look forward to. Obsolete.

To believe or consider something to be possible or likely; to suspect; to expect, anticipate. transitive. With simple object.

To look forward to, expect. transitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To expect, regard as likely to happen; = suppose, v. 6. With object and infinitive, object clause, or simple object.

To regard as probable or imminent; to envisage; to anticipate. transitive. With simple object.

intransitive. to expect for: to regard as likely or certain to be forthcoming; to anticipate; = sense 1a. Also with indirect object and infinitive…

To look for, expect.

transitive. To have in mind (as an outcome or object); to expect, anticipate. Also with infinitive as object. Obsolete.

To expect, anticipate. transitive. With direct object. In later use only (regional): to expect, ask for (a sum of money) in payment. Cf. to look fo…

intransitive with of, for: To dream of, look for, expect. Obsolete.

To look forward to, expect. intransitive with for. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To represent to one's imagination; to envisage, hold in mind; esp. to anticipate as an outcome, to expect, look for. Cf. propound, v. 5b…

To wait for (a coming event or person). with for = ‘look out’ for, expect. Obsolete.

intransitive to presume on, upon,or †of: to rely upon, count upon, or take for granted; to have expectations of. Now rare.

intransitive. With to (also occasionally †for, into, †on). = to look forward 1 at phrasal verbs 1.

transitive. To foresee; to expect; to anticipate.

intransitive. To expect, anticipate; to hope for; to be on the lookout for.

intransitive. With adverb or adverbial phrase indicating a positive or negative anticipated outcome, as… Of a person: to have (good or bad)…

To look forward to, look for (an uncertain event) as certain. Const. simple obj. or subord. clause.

intransitive. To look forward to; to expect, count upon, or aim at.

(I) expect, suspect.

transitive. To take (an event, situation, etc.) into account as a possible or likely occurrence; to anticipate; to foresee.

intransitive. With to (also occasionally †for, †into, †on). To anticipate, expect, consider (an event in) the future; (in later use esp.) to await…

transitive. To have in view; to contemplate as a possibility, envisage.