To wait for about的意思|示意

Pretty much everyone applies for one job: their first one, and most kids think that it’s OK to wait until their last year to worry about this.

天底下有一个工作，几乎所有人都会投求职信，那就是每个人的第一份工作。 大多数孩子都觉得，犯不着为这种事担心，到大学最后一年再说吧。

Worried about having to stand up in the aisle in a crowded bus, or to wait hours for the next departure?

你还在担心只能站在拥挤的大巴过道里或者为赶上下一班车而等待几个钟头吗？

You'll probably have to wait for about a week. When you have the report, come back to me.

你可能需要再等一个星期。等报告出来了，再来找我。

"If you're passionate about running a marathon and want to get the company involved, do it. Don't wait for someone else, " says recruiting manager Christa Foley.

招聘经理Christa Foley说：“如果你热爱马拉松，并且希望公司也能参与，那就去做——不要等着别人说。”

If you decide to run a 5k they can't wait to tell you about how they signed up for a marathon.

如果你决定去跑5 K，他会迫不及待地去告诉你他是如何报名参见了马拉松。

The iPad might be the hot tech gift this holiday season, but prospective iPad buyers may want to wait for January as rumblings about a new iPad are starting to surface.

iPad可能是这个假期最炙手可热的电子礼物, 但对潜在的iPad买家来说, 他们可能更希望等到明年一月份, 因为传言说新一代iPad会在那时候上市.