Want meaning in English

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Definition

to want (something): to wish for, to desire, to need (something) verb
  • "Brian : I just want to be caressed by Bruno once in a while."
  • "Do you want some?"
  • "What is it that you want, Mr. Jones?"
  • "Gloria : Darling, you said you wanted to see everything."
  • "Which one do you want first?"
  • "Gloria : Oh... Are you sure you want to see inside this room?"
  • "You want me to find... a "lady" for the evening?"
  • "Take off your clothes, you big brown bear... I want you!"
  • "Sadly sitting in the dark, the only sound is that terrible bark, I want to kill the dog!"
  • "Marlene : And you want to become my agent?"

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