English to Irish Meaning of wish - mian


Wish :
mian

mian, beidh, fonn, pléisiúr, rún, rogha, Tá súil, achomharc, tnúth, dearadh, cuspóir, dheoin, staidéar

mian, ag iarraidh, liosta, bheith ag iarraidh ar, aisling, Tá súil, fonn, fada, fada le haghaidh, cúram, thairiscint, a ar mian leo í, intinn, beidh, dearadh, círéib reáchtáil, ordú, orduithe, tairiscint, a thabhairt ar a dtoil, iarratas, shireadh, a iarraidh, achomharc, gur mhaith leat

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Definitions of wish in English
Noun(1) a specific feeling of desire(2) an expression of some desire or inclination(3) (usually plural(4) the particular preference that you have
Verb(1) hope for; have a wish(2) prefer or wish to do something(3) make or express a wish(4) feel or express a desire or hope concerning the future or fortune of(5) order politely; express a wish for(6) invoke upon
Examples of wish in English
(1) they wish her every success(2) We all shared a wish , a hope, and a dream to bring back justice, freedom and most of all fun.(3) if you wish(4) She shuts her eyes and makes a wish in her head then blows out the candles.(5) I guessed that my life was such a disaster that I didn't have the mind to have a dream, a wish of my own.(6) I wish that I hadn't done that(7) I wish it to be clearly understood(8) Let those involved decide if they'd wish to participate in the meting out of justice.(9) His attitude is that he does not wish to be involved in any argument whether this valuation is right or wrong.(10) We expect and hope that Australia and Indonesia have the same wish .(11) We both expressed our wish to continue these talks and to find sensible solutions.(12) I wish to be involved in deciding the treatment I receive as much as possible.(13) The idea of the lake stretching across the whole world was only a desire, a wish shared by everyone in Belryno.(14) But it must be more than a hope or a wish , more than knowing that it is good for you.(15) I would not wish it on the vilest soul(16) You however did, and as I'm twenty I no longer have to follow your every wish and whim.
Related Phrases of wish
(1) as you wish ::
mar is mian leat
(2) make a wish ::
Déan mian
(3) to wish ::
a ghuí
(4) if you wish ::
más mian leat
(5) wish for ::
mian le haghaidh
(6) wish to ::
mian leo dul i
(7) death wish ::
mian bháis
(8) last wish ::
mian leo go deireanach
Synonyms
Noun
1. desire ::
fonn
2. request ::
iarratas
3. indirect request ::
iarratas indíreach
4. regard ::
féachaint
5. wishing ::
ar mian leo
Verb
6. desire ::
fonn
7. want ::
ag iarraidh
8. bid ::
tairiscint
9. like ::
cosúil le
10. wish well ::
rath a ghuí
Different Forms
wish, wished, wisher, wishers, wishes, wishful, wishing
Word Example from TV Shows
Wish me luck.

Wish me luck.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 7

"Oh, I WISH I could enjoy a cup of tea

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 21

I wish I could see the girls.

I WISH I could see the girls.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

I can pretty much guarantee it.
I wish I had your certainty,

I can pretty much guarantee it. I WISH I had your certainty,

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

WALT JR:
I wish.

WALT JR: I WISH.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 12

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