expect

verb
UK /ɪkˈspekt/
US /ɪkˈspekt/

To think that something will happen.

We expect rain tomorrow, so bring an umbrella.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To believe that someone will do something or behave in a certain way.

The teacher expects us to be quiet during the test.

3. To be waiting for someone or something to arrive.

I'm expecting a package in the mail today.

4. To think that something is likely to be true.

I expect you're tired after that long trip.