transitive. With infinitive: to purpose, intend, or have a mind to do something.

intransitive. To be anxious, think, consider, purpose, intend.

intransitive and transitive. To intend, purpose.

intransitive. With well, ill, etc.: to have intentions or a general disposition of the kind indicated (now often implying that such intentions are…

intransitive. To have a purpose or design; to be minded or resolved (in some defined way). Obsolete, except as an absolute use of 18.

intransitive. To have a purpose, plan, or design; esp. in the proverbial phrase man purposes, God disposes (dispose, v. 7a; cf. also man proposes, (bu…

To have (something) as an object, intention, or desired outcome; to be determined upon; to seek to… intransitive. With infinitive as complement. Also…

intransitive. To aim: see colline, n.

transitive. To plan to have or gain possession of (a person or thing) (cf. design, n. 2a). Also intransitive: to have such intentions (in a…