希望

I hope not/so.

I earnestly wish I could have been present.

I wish the work (to be) finished tomorrow.

I don't wish to be disturbed in my work.

We left the house early in the hope of avoiding traffic jams.

He has fervent hopes of going to university.

I wish you an early recovery.

We hope that you will conduct yourself well.

I hope you will have a pleasant weekend.

Please drop in whenever you have time.

sincerely desire/hope to do sth

ardently/eagerly/earnestly desire to do sth

wish for the success of one's studies

hope for a miracle

hope for good weather

hope to be a diplomat/to write a book

aspire to success

All hopes fled. / All hopes were dashed (into pieces).

My one and only hope was that I would see my family again some day.

We look forward towards the future with hope in our hearts.

There is faint hope that she may be cured.

He is attaching/laying/pinning all his hopes on getting the job.

His hopes have come true. / He has attained his wishes.

There is still hope.

Hopes are fading.

unfulfilled/illusory hope

blighted/fervent hopes

dawning of hopes

fail to attain one's hope/wish

realize one's hope

extinguish/dash/deflate/shatter sb's hopes

scatter/smash/blast/crush/frustrate/undermine/splinter sb's hopes

have high hopes for the future; feel hopeful about the future

turn hopes into reality

be full of hopes

raise one's hopes too high

arouse/stir up/inspire hope

be beyond/past hope

give up/abandon one's hope

bring/give/offer hope (to sb)

cherish/entertain/nurse hopes (of); cherish/entertain expectations (of)

a ray/glimmer of hope; a slight hope

He is our team's only hope for victory.

She is the hope of Chinese literature.

give/afford/show promise (of)