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wait on
verb
- to serve at the table of
- to act as an attendant or servant to
- archaic.to visit
interjection
- stop! hold on!
Example Sentences
"I have hope that he's alive, even if it's a small chance," said Nan Sin Hein, 41, who's been waiting on the street opposite a collapsed five-storey building, day and night for five days.
But Fear, 25, and Gibson, 30, finally ended that wait on Saturday with a total score of 207.11 points, having finished fourth at the previous two World Championships.
It’s a game of mistakes, Guerra tells his students — you’re waiting on your opponent to misfire a ball in a way that allows you to make a shot they can’t return.
Goldberg said he waited on the news from Yemen to confirm that the chat, hosted well outside of established security protocols for government officials, was legitimate.
Passengers had boarded the plane on Thursday, she said, but were then left waiting on the tarmac.
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