wished

英 [wɪʃt]

美 [wɪʃt]

v.  希望(不大可能的事)发生; 怀着(不可能实现的)愿望; 希望(做某事); 想要(某事发生); 盼望; 企求; 想要
wish的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• See also:She was sincere and genuine in her wish to make amends for the past...Clearly she had no wish for conversation...She wanted to go everywhere in the world. She soon got her wish...The decision was made against the wishes of the party leader.death wish
• VERB 想要，希望(做…)
  If youwish todo something ortohave it done for you, you want to do it or have it done.
  1. If you wish to go away for the weekend, our office will be delighted to make hotel reservations...
     如果您想外出度周末，我们办事处将很乐意为您预订旅馆。
  2. We can dress as we wish now...
     我们现在着装可以随心所欲。
  3. There were the collaborators, who wished for a German victory.
     有通敌者希望德国获胜。
• VERB (用于要说的话可能使人不快或担心等时)不想，无意
  Wishis used in expressions such asI don't wish tobe rude orwithout wishing tobe rude as a way of apologizing or warning someone when you are going to say something which might upset, annoy, or worry them.
  1. I don't wish to sound callous, but I am glad I wasn't here...
     我不想让自己的话听上去麻木不仁，但我真的很庆幸我当时没在这儿。
  2. Without wishing to be unkind, she's not the most interesting company.
     我不想那么刻薄，不过她并不是非常有情趣的伴侣。
• VERB 希望(不可能或可能性很小的事发生)
  If youwishsomething were true, you would like it to be true, even though you know that it is impossible or unlikely.
  1. I wish I could do that...
     我希望我能做那件事。
  2. I wish it weren't true...
     但愿这不是真的。
  3. Pa, I wish you wouldn't shout...
     爸，我希望你不要嚷嚷了。
  4. The world is not always what we wish it to be.
     世界并不总是如我们所愿。

Note thatwishandwanthave similar meanings, but are used differently. If youwantsomething, you feel a need for it or a desire to have it. You can say that youwantto do something, that youwantsomeone to do something, or that youwantsomething to happen. If you usewishwith a 'to' infinitive, this has the same meaning aswantbut is more formal.I want to get out of here... She wished to consult him about her future.Wishis normally followed by a 'that'-clause, although the word 'that' is often omitted from the clause. If youwishthat something was the case, you would like it to be the case, even though this is unlikely or impossible.I wish I lived near London... He wished he had phoned for a cab.Note the use of the tenses in the examples; whenwishis in the present tense, the past tense is used in the clause, and whenwishis in the past tense, the past perfect tense is used in the clause.
注意wish 与 want 虽意思相近，但用法不同。want 表示感觉需要或希望拥有某物，可以说 want to do something, want someone to do something 或 want something to happen。如果 wish 与带 to 的不定式连用，则与 want 意思相同，但语气要更正式：I want to get out of here (我想离开这里), She wished to consult him about her future (她想就自己未来的发展向他咨询意见)。wish 一般后接 that 从句，但从句中的 that 经常省略，表示虽然明知不太可能或完全没有可能，依然希望某事是真的：I wish I lived near London (我真希望自己住在伦敦附近)，He wished he had phoned for a cab (他真希望自己已经打电话叫出租车了)。注意上述例子中时态的用法：wish 用现在时，则从句用过去时;wish 用过去时，则从句用过去完成时。

• VERB 祈求;企求;默默期盼
  If youwish forsomething, you express the desire for that thing silently to yourself. In fairy stories, when a person wishes for something, the thing they wish for often happens by magic.
  1. We have all wished for men who are more considerate...
     我们都曾祈求能找到更加体贴的男人。
  2. A philosopher once said, 'Be careful what you wish for; you might get it.'
     一位哲学家曾说过：“别轻易许愿——你可能会如愿以偿。”
  3. Wishis also a noun.
     
  4. Blow out the candles and make a wish.
     吹蜡烛许愿吧。
• VERB 这是再好不过的;没有比这更好的了
  Wishis used in sentences such asI could not wish for anything betterto indicate that you are very pleased with what you have and could not imagine anything better.
  1. I really could not have wished for a better teacher...
     这个老师对我来说是再好不过的了。
  2. Who could wish for a better opportunity?
     谁还会企求能得到比这更好的机会呢？
• VERB 希望…发生在…身上
  If you say that you would notwisha particular thingonsomeone, you mean that the thing is so unpleasant that you would not want them to be forced to experience it.
  1. It's a horrid experience and I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy.
     这种经历太痛苦了，我甚至都不希望它发生在死对头身上。
• VERB 祝;祝愿
  If youwishsomeone something such as luck or happiness, you express the hope that they will be lucky or happy.
  1. I wish you both a very good journey...
     我祝愿你们两人旅途愉快。
  2. Goodbye, Hanu. I wish you well.
     再见，哈努，祝你顺心如意。
• N-PLURAL 祝愿;祝福
  If you express your goodwishestowards someone, you are politely expressing your friendly feelings towards them and your hope that they will be successful or happy.
  1. I found George's story very sad. Please give him my best wishes...
     我觉得乔治的经历很悲惨，请向他转达我最诚挚的祝福。
  2. Western leaders sent good wishes to the new American president.
     西方领导人向新任美国总统致以良好的祝愿。

双语例句

• Sara wished Franklin to follow family tradition, in this as in all things.
  萨拉希望富兰克林在这件事上和所有其他事情一样，能遵循家庭传统。
• He wished he was not in a room so far from the bathroom. There was nothing for it but a long trudge through the house.
  他真希望自己的房间离卫生间不那么远，没别的办法，只能走上长长的一段穿过屋子。
• She thought she was safe from prying eyes and could do as she wished.
  她觉得自己不会被偷窥，可以随心所欲。
• She wished she could talk things out with him.
  她希望能与他详谈一次。
• She wished they had a cooler to hold some luncheon meat, some sodas.
  她希望他们能有个小冰柜来放点午餐肉和汽水。
• If guests wished to use the sofa, they had first to navigate around chairs in the middle of the room.
  如果客人想坐沙发，他们得先绕过屋中间的那几把椅子。
• In a halting voice she said that she wished to make a statement
  她结结巴巴地说自己要发表一项声明。
• I have never been abroad, neither ( nor) have I ever wished to go.
  我从未去过国外，我也从未想去。
• He did not like to wash dishes and wished the job on to others.
  他不喜欢洗碟子而推给别人去做。
• He kept on at me to such an extent that occasionally I wished he would get off my back.
  他一直对我唠叨个没完，有时我真希望他不要再烦我了。