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do want

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌduː ˈwɑːnt/ · UK /ˌduː ˈwɒnt/

do want means: To want something, with extra emphasis that the wish is real or strong.

verb

REALLY WANTA2

To want something, with extra emphasis that the wish is real or strong.

  • I do want some tea.
  • We do want to hear your opinion.
  • I did want to go, but I was ill.

How to use it: do want to do something (I do want to help, but I cannot stay.)

Similar words: really want

Common phrases: do want something, do want help

phrase

WANT THATC1

An expression showing that you really want something you have seen or heard about.

  • That cake looks incredible. Do want!
  • A tiny robot that cleans my desk? Do want!
  • She posted a picture of the jacket with the comment “do want”.

Similar words: yes please

Common phrases: do want that, do want this

Questions about do want

What does do want mean?

To want something, with extra emphasis that the wish is real or strong.

What is do want in other languages?

Türkçe: gerçekten istemek · Español: querer de verdad · Français: vouloir vraiment · Deutsch: wirklich wollen · Italiano: volere davvero · 日本語: 本当に欲しい

How do you pronounce do want?

In American English /ˌduː ˈwɑːnt/; in British English /ˌduː ˈwɒnt/.

How do you use do want in a sentence?

I do want some tea. We do want to hear your opinion.

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