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awaiting

/əˈweɪtɪŋ/
English Definition
v. waiting for something
中文释义
等待
Example Sentence

The research team spent months awaiting the results of the climate model simulations before publishing their findings.

研究团队花了数月等待气候模型模拟的结果,然后才发表他们的发现。

Synonyms
anticipating expecting waiting for
Antonyms
dreading despairing
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “awaiting”?

  1. A To make someone believe something by repeatedly telling them it is true
  2. B To stop
  3. C Settle comfortably, snuggle
  4. D Waiting for something
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D — Waiting for something. “awaiting” means waiting for something.

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “waiting for something”?

  1. A brainwash
  2. B cease
  3. C awaiting
  4. D nestle
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C — awaiting. “awaiting” means waiting for something.

Common questions about “awaiting”

What does “awaiting” mean?

awaiting — waiting for something. In Chinese: 等待.

How do you pronounce “awaiting”?

awaiting is pronounced /əˈweɪtɪŋ/.

How is “awaiting” used in a sentence?

The research team spent months awaiting the results of the climate model simulations before publishing their findings. (研究团队花了数月等待气候模型模拟的结果,然后才发表他们的发现。)

What are synonyms for “awaiting”?

anticipating, expecting, waiting for — all close in meaning to awaiting (waiting for something).

What is the opposite of “awaiting”?

dreading, despairing — each the opposite of awaiting (waiting for something).

Is “awaiting” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. awaiting is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

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