to desire or expect something to happen; to wish for

to feel sad or let down because expectations were not met

a desire, aspiration, or hope for something to happen

showing promise of success or likely to occur

to rely on or expect someone or something to provide help or support

to have a strong desire for something; to long for or thirst for

an earnest hope or prospect of future success or occurrence

to give up all hope or the state of complete hopelessness

desire; longing; appetite; craving

to look around; to survey the surroundings or a view

to pay a visit to; to see (someone)

to look forward to or look into the distance or future

showing potential for future success or likely to develop as desired

To hope for or look forward to something.

to visit or call on someone, especially someone sick or living away from home

an extravagant hope or to have excessive expectations

telescope (CL: [[部|部|bu4]]); binoculars (CL: [[副|副|fu4]])

to be expected to happen or likely to be achieved in the near future

reputation; prestige; public esteem

to look up at something high above

feeling or being in a state where there is no expectation of a favorable outcome

great hopes or high expectations placed on someone or something

to look around in different directions or into the distance, often while searching or waiting

the level of expectation or anticipation held towards someone or something

to survey the scene from an elevated position

in the offing; likely to happen soon or be realized shortly

to watch from a height or distance to observe surroundings or keep watch

to look steadily and intently at someone or something

to shrink back or be discouraged from proceeding upon seeing something daunting or difficult

to look into the distance

to keep watch

prestige and good reputation

to be pleased beyond one's expectations or delighted by an unexpected turn of events

to gaze into the distance or look far away

to live up to expectations (idiom)

to place hopes on

stretching as far as the eye can see

to be far inferior; to lag so far behind that one has no hope of catching up

having great virtue and high prestige; of good moral standing and reputation

a gleam of hope

to gaze or peer in all directions, often implying curiosity, search, or distraction

to be on the lookout or keep watch, typically while others are engaged in a secret or illegal activity

greatly disappointed

to enjoy high prestige and win the hearts of the people; to be the person everyone looks to or supports

To have great hopes for one's offspring to succeed in life or achieve greatness.

prestige; esteem

to be intimidated by the sight of something