willed

动词 will:

1. decree or ordain
   同义词：will
2. have in mind
   同义词：will, wish
3. determine by choice
   同义词：will
4. leave or give by will after one's death
   同义词：bequeath, will, leave

1. There will be 300 representatives on hand in this conference.
   这次会议将有300个代表出席。
2. At 20 years of age the will reigns; at 30 the wit; at 40 the judgement.
   20岁我们按意愿做事; 30岁我们凭智慧做事; 40岁我们靠判断做事。
3. As a result, costs will be reduced by as much as 90%.
   因此，成本将会降低90%之多。
4. Repairing your car will cost a minimum of 100 dollars.
   修理你的汽车最低限度要100美元。
5. As a child he thought that his grandmother's death had happened because he had willed it.
   他小小年纪以为祖母死了是因为他曾经想过让她死。
6. This happened because God willed it.
   发生了这件事是上帝的旨意。
7. Father willed me the house and my sister the income from the investments.
   父亲把房子遗赠给我了，把投资收入遗赠给了妹妹。
8. He willed most of his money to charities.
   他把钱大多遗赠给慈善机构了。

willed

adj.（形容词）
Having a will of a specified kind. Often used in combination:
具有…的意志的。通常用于构成复合词：
例句：
weak-willed; iron-willed.
意志薄弱的；钢铁意志的

Determined by or proceeding from the will; deliberate:
由意愿决定的，由意愿而来的；故意的：
例句：
.that most strained, willed, wooden, lifeless of novels.(Joyce Carol Oates)
.最牵强附会的、存心的、沉闷而没有生气的一部小说.(乔伊丝·卡罗尔·奥茨)