wait
/weɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to remain in a state of expectation or suspense for something to happen or be done, or to delay or postpone something.
“I’ll wait for you outside the restaurant.”
2. noun
a period of time spent in expectation or suspense, or a delay or postponement of something.
“The wait in line was quite long.”
3. verb (transitive)
to cause someone or something to delay or postpone their action or movement.
“Please wait for the bus to arrive.”
4. noun (mass noun)
a quality or feeling of being patient or tolerant, especially in difficult or trying situations.
“She has a lot of wait in dealing with difficult customers.”