to look forward to or await with hope or eagerness

to wait; to wait for

to treat, handle, or deal with someone or something in a particular way

to receive; to entertain; to host (guests, visitors or clients)

the way in which someone is treated or dealt with by others

to treat a person or animal with cruelty or violence, or the act of such treatment

to look upon; to regard

not yet done or settled; awaiting further action, research, or development

in a short while; in a moment

to wait for orders or instructions; to be on call

unable to hold oneself back; eager to do something without delay

to hold a reception; to offer hospitality; to entertain (guests); to serve (customers)

to explain, to confess a crime, or to tell the truth about a situation.

to treat well

a reception

to receive and treat guests with hospitality and generosity

to treat people (politely, harshly etc)

a mode in which an electronic device is ready for immediate use

to wipe one's eyes and wait; to wait and see

to need urgently; to require immediate attention

guesthouse; hostel

preferential treatment; to give preferential treatment

To sit and wait for death; resigned to one's fate.

to wait for employment; to be unemployed

expected to happen very soon; just around the corner

to be in battle array and waiting for the enemy; to be fully prepared for any eventuality

to treat someone unfairly

to be fully prepared and waiting to depart or begin a task

to be awaiting a decision or currently undecided; to be determined

to treat guests or the way in which guests are treated.

(coll.) to like

To wait passively for luck or opportunities instead of taking initiative; literally to guard a tree-stump waiting for rabbits.

to treat

to leave a task, matter, or decision to be dealt with at a later time

(of an expectant mother) to be in labor or awaiting delivery

the duration for which one waits for something or someone

to wait for a job assignment; to be laid off; to be out of a job

(idiom) to interact with people; the way one treats others and handles affairs

most favored nation treatment

Service personnel: usher, waiter, receptionist, hostess, etc.

(idiom) impatient; eager to do something; unable to wait any longer

(idiom) time and tide wait for no man

To wait with great anticipation or anxiety; to crane one's neck in expectation.

to wait until a certain time or event