impatient
/ɪmˈpeɪʃ(ə)nt/
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ɪm - ˈpeɪʃənt -> impatient
(adj) သည်းမခံသော။ သည်းမခံသော။ စိတ်စော နေ[သော]။ ဆန္ဒစော [သော]။ အလွန်စိတ်အားထက်သန်[သော]။ သည်းမခံ[သော]။
၁။ (က) ~ (with / at sb / sth ) သည်းမခံသော။ Don't be so impatient! The bus will be here soon. ❍ You're too impatient with her—she's only a child. (ခ) သည်းမခံသော။ an impatient gesture / glance at his watch.
၂။ ~ (to do sth ); ~ (for sth ) စိတ်စော နေ[သော]။ ဆန္ဒစော [သော]။ အလွန်စိတ်အားထက်သန်[သော]။ young executives impatient to become managers ❍ impatient for change / power / success.
၃။ ~ of sth (fml ) သည်းမခံ[သော]။
impatient of criticism / delay.
❑ impatience / Çm'peÇʃns / n [U] စိတ်မရှည်ခြင်း။ the government's growing impatience with the unions.
❑ impatiently adv : We sat waiting impatiently for the movie to start.
- ‘Come on!’ said Maggie, becoming impatient.
- [impatient with] : He gets impatient with people who don’t agree with him.
- [impatient of] : We became impatient of the slow progress that was being made.
- [impatient to do something] : After a couple of days, she was impatient to get back to work.
- [impatient for] : They were impatient for news of their father.
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