How do you say wish in English?

English for wishing is to make a wish. The following is an analysis of this phrase: 1. British phonetic alphabet: [me? k？ W? ]

American phonetic alphabet: [me? k？ W? ]

Second, interpretation: wishing is to express a wish or hope, usually used in special occasions or ceremonies, such as birthdays, celebrations or shooting stars.

Third, the word form change: Because wishing is a phrase, there is no fixed word form change.

Usage: Make a wish is a verb phrase, which means to express one's wish. It usually takes the form of "wishing" or "wishing for (something)". Here are some examples:

1. Close your eyes and make a wish. )

On my birthday, I always make a wish before blowing out the candles. On my birthday, I always make a wish before blowing out the candles. )

She made a wish for good luck when she threw the coin into the fountain. )

5. Common word collocation:-Wish comes true.

-Make a wish list.

-Wish on a star.

-make a wish for a better future.

Bilingual example: 1. She closed her eyes and made a wish for happiness and success. She closed her eyes and made a wish for happiness and success. )

We gathered around the birthday cake, and she made a wish before blowing out the candles. )