willed

英 [英 [ˈwɪld]]

美 [美 [ˈwɪld]]

v.  想要; 希望; 愿意; 喜欢
v.  立定志向; 决心; 决意; 想要(某事发生); 立遗嘱将(财产等)赠与(某人); 立遗嘱赠与
will的过去分词

过去式：willed　 过去分词：willed　 　 　

英国国家语料库（BNC）词汇

双语例句

• The deceased willed his vast estate to his daughters.
  死者将自己大量的不动产遗赠给了他的女儿们。
• The large sum of money that came to him when she died was a shock, and he had not spent a penny of it on himself. He had, however, willed it to Frank.
  她去世时他继承的那一大笔钱数额惊人，但他在自己身上未花分文，而是将其遗赠给了弗兰克。
• He was convinced h could win if he willed it enough.
  他确信如果意志力足够强，他可能会赢。
• Fate willed that we would part.
  命运注定了我们将会分开。
• I willed my eyes to open and heaved myself over on to my back.
  我竭力睁开眼睛，费劲地翻过身来仰面躺着。
• He willed most of his money to charities.
  他把钱大多遗赠给慈善机构了。
• The estate had been willed to his favourite granddaughter.
  他的财产已被遗赠给了他最喜欢的孙女。
• He willed most of his money to the orphanage.
  他立遗嘱把他大部分的钱都留给了孤儿院。
• Then she told me that she too had willed deliverance, even as he was mid-air.
  然后她告诉我，即使他已悬在半空，她在心中也同样期望着他能得到拯救。
• He willed his house to his nephew.
  他立下遗嘱，把房子留给侄子。