will znaczenie & definicja

Znaczenie will w języku polskim

• 0 used to talk about what is going to happen in the future, especially things that you are certain about -- wyraża przyszłość

  • Claire will be five next month.

  • I'll see him on Saturday.

  • She'll have a great time.

• 1 used to talk about what someone or something is willing or able to do -- chcieć, zechcieć

  • Ask Susie if she'll take them.

  • I've asked her but she won't come.

  • The car won't start.

• 2 used to ask someone to do something or to politely offer something to someone -- zechcesz ...?, możesz ...?

  • Will you give me her address?

  • Will you have a drink with us, Phil?

• 3 used in conditional sentences that start with 'if' and use the present tense -- tłumaczymy czasem przyszłym

  • If he's late again I'll be very angry.

• 4 used to talk about something that often happens, especially something annoying -- zawsze

  • Accidents will happen.

  • He will keep talking when I'm trying to concentrate.

• 5 used to talk about what is probably true -- to musi być, to na pewno

  • That will be Helen at the front door.

  • That will be his mother with him.

• 6 the mental power to control your thoughts and actions or to succeed in doing something difficult -- wola

  • She has a very strong will.

  • [ + to do sth ] He lacks the will to win.

• 7 what someone wants -- wola

  • She was forced to marry him against her will.

• 8 a legal document that gives instructions about what should happen to your money and possessions after you die -- testament

  • She left me some money in her will.