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will [wɪl] n
gen.	volja; snaga; energija; izraz volje; čvrsta odluka; želja; zahtev; ćef; naklonost; oporuka; poslednja volja; testament
law	dokument kojim ostavilac imenuje svoje naslednike; htenje; odluka; želja (lat. velle)
will [wɪl] v
gen.	hteti (I will do it if... uradiću to, ako...; will you co me? hoćete li doći?); želeti; odlučiti; pristati; prihvatiti; kao pomoćni glagol za futur i kondicional u drugom i trećem licu jednine i množine; kao pomoćni glagol za futur i kondicional u prvom licu jednine i množine da se izrazi volja (ili namera subjekta); odrediti; ostaviti oporukom; nagovoriti skloniti
law	ostaviti testamentom; zaveštati; zaveštati testamentom
will [wɪl] adj.
law	oporučno ostaviti
English thesaurus
will [wɪl] n
law	last will and testament: one’s written decree of what will happen to all of his or her possessions upon death
will [wɪl] adj.
law	A legal paper that says what a person wants to happen to his or her personal property after the person dies. A will can be changed or cancelled at any time before a person dies.
WILL [wɪl] abbr.
abbr.	AM-580, FM-90.9, NPR; TV PBS, Urbana, Illinois
abbr., radio	AM-580, FM-90.9, NPR, TV PBS, Urbana, Illinois
WiLL [wɪl] abbr.
abbr., el.	wireless local loop
Will. abbr.
abbr.	Willes' Common Pleas Reports
Will [wɪl] abbr.
abbr., avia.	work item and inspection index

Will: 551 phrases in 7 subjects

American usage, not spelling	1
Figurative	1
General	32
Law	509
Medical	2
Photography	5
Slang	1