(transitive) to make someone wait for oneself Кӏалэм джанэ щылъэфэ тызыпыгъэплъагъ Kʼalɛm džanɛ śəlˢɛfɛ təzəpəğɛplˢağ The boy made us wait for him until he wore...
sat by herself in the corner, waiting quietly. (rare) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see by, oneself. He kept the gun by himself at...
oneself (third-person singular simple present behaves oneself, present participle behaving oneself, simple past and past participle behaved oneself)...
participle helped oneself) (reflexive) To serve oneself, especially to take food or other supplies, rather than wait to be served by another; used to indicate...
(zəğɛsambərən) (intransitive) to make oneself patient, to content oneself to wait if necessary; not losing one self's temper while waiting. Зэ зыгъэсамбыр, мары ткӏощт...
avére) (uncommon) (transitive) to wait for (someone or something) again (intransitive) to rededicate oneself, to apply oneself again [auxiliary avere] Conjugation...
قُبُوع (qubūʕ)) to lurk, to wait for, to be prepared to hunt, to ambuscade (لِـ (li-)) to hide oneself, to seclude oneself (فِي (fī) in) Conjugation...
постоя́ть за себя́ ― postojátʹ za sebjá ― to stand up for oneself, to stick up for oneself (imperative) expresses a demand to stop or stop moving Зна́чит...
moving or to not continue) to stand for a while while waiting for something to hold on, to wait a short while (especially in the imperative mood) to linger...
(transitive) to capture, to trap, to snare Czekaj no, zaraz cię złapię! ― Just you wait, I'll catch you in a moment! (transitive) to catch (e.g. a bus, a train)...