Usage of "willing" | TermGallery

espanyol

Disposed or inclined toward.

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portuguès

català

The act of making a choice.

Not brought about by coercion or force.

Ús de willing en anglès

The crisis is on its way to resolution, God willing, he said. 
 The Irish Times 

He said migrants were often more willing to work in remote areas. 
 Radio NZ 

Beijing has said it is willing to discuss rare earths with Europe. 
 Reuters 

You're willing to trade her in for your 'unique point of view'? 
 Raising Stony Mayhall 

Several EU leaders said they are willing to consider another Brexit delay. 
 News.com.au 

I stared at the paper, willing the words to say something different. 
 For the love of mike 

Germany and France are probably willing to let it go, he said. 
 Reuters 

He said, in 1852: On that point, I am willing to wait. 
 The zinn reader 

This means local councils must be willing to take responsibility for them. 
 The Guardian 

Are you really willing to risk her just to prove a point? 
 Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin... 

Both sides, in other words, were willing to say whatever was necessary. 
 The Guardian 

I am willing to sacrifice my commercial interests for the common good. 
 The Godfather 

He added that the Health Service Employers Agency was willing to participate. 
 The Irish Times 

We are willing to wait as long as it takes, Zaqwan said. 
 Reuters 

Are we willing to accept war torn Ferguson as the new normal? 
 Ebony 

Of course, not all young people are willing to settle for less. 
 BBC 

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Translations for willing

espanyol

portuguès

català

Willing a través del temps

Willing per variant geogràfica

Regne Unit

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Comú

Austràlia

Comú

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Significats de willing en anglès