English · English
will
/wɪɫ/ noun · plural: wills A1 (estimated)
1. one's independent faculty of choice
| German | der Wille |
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| French | le vouloir, le gré |
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| Portuguese | o arbítrio |
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| Italian | il volere, l'arbitrio |
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| Spanish | el arbitrio |
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| Dutch | de wil |
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| Latin | voluntas, arbitrium |
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2. act of choosing to do something; conscious intent or volition
| German | der Wille, das Testament, Letzter Wille |
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| French | la volonté, le testament |
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| Portuguese | a vontade, o querer, o testamento |
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| Czech | vůle, poslední vůle |
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| Italian | la volontà, il testamento |
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| Spanish | la voluntad, el testamento, el albedrío |
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| Dutch | de wil, het testament, wilsbeschikking |
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| Swedish | en vilja, en önskan, ett testamente |
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| Latin | voluntas, numen |
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4. a purpose, intention, will (one's thinking in respect to the future)
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will
/wɪɫ/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. indicating future action
3. to resolve, will, order, determine
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