Significats de cherished wish en anglès

His failure to carry out this much cherished wish is greatly to be deplored.

But they can have their most cherished wish fulfilled.

Instead, the Prince's long- cherished wish was to be granted.

A few years afterwards, on arriving at the age of twenty-eight, a long- cherished wish was realised.

What cherished wish of thine shall I accomplish?'

The martyrdom of the Báb fulfilled His own cherished wish and inspired His followers with increased zeal.

Fani was really on the road to become a painter, and her long- cherished wish was being accomplished.

To plant the tricolor upon it, in the name of France, was now the cherished wish of Servadac's heart.

Was it because his life's purpose had been left unfulfilled, and his last cherished wish had died with him?

So Coley repaired to his father, and confessed his long cherished wish, and how it had come forth to the Bishop.

To give up her cherished wish, to join the great army of shop girls with no hope of advancement in the future!

The day appeared very distant when his cherished wish would be realized,-thatthe Savings Bank should really become the Bank of the People.

But it had been his cherished wish to prove that only the arrogance and prejudice of men had banished women from the universities.

Richard had suffered rather heavily under the generosity of his father whose cherished wish was that his son should be a gentleman and nothing more.

"I have a wish, a great, a cherished wish."

"Miss Amy," he stammered, "I have had for a long time-agesthey seem to me-aheart- cherished wish to say something to you.