watch for



watch for someone or something

to keep looking for someone or something to appear. Watch for me. I'll be wearing a red carnation in my hair. I will watch for the bus.
See also: watch

watch for

v.
1. To look or observe attentively or carefully in order to spot someone or something: The hikers watched for birds.
2. To look and wait expectantly or in anticipation for someone or something: I was watching for an opportunity to sell the stock.
See also: watch

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hershel-Yiddish
Washburn['wɔʃbɜ:n]
Larysa-Ukrainian
JeffersonJEF-ər-sənEnglish
Ash[æʃ]
Sabrinasə-BREEN-ə (English), sah-BREE-nah (Italian), zahp-REE-nah (German)English, Italian, German