bided one's time (Meaning)

bided one's time

to continue in a place, to wait for, to put up with, withstand, to wait awhile, to continue in a state or condition, to wait or wait for

The cunning predator bided its time, stealthily approaching its unsuspecting prey.
The patient fisherman bided his time, casting his line only when the fish were most active.
The ambitious student bided her time, diligently studying in anticipation of the upcoming exam.
The savvy investor bided his time, waiting for the perfect moment to make a lucrative purchase.
The cunning thief bided its time, observing the habits of the homeowners before making its move.
The patient teacher bided her time, knowing that her students would eventually grasp the difficult concept.
The determined athlete bided his time, gradually increasing his training intensity to prepare for the competition.
The skilled chess player bided his time, patiently analyzing the board before making a decisive move.
The cautious hunter bided his time, waiting for the deer to emerge from the thicket.
The crafty magician bided his time, drawing out the performance to build suspense and anticipation.

to continue in a place, to wait for, to put up with, withstand, to wait awhile, to continue in a state or condition, to wait or wait for

waited, lingered, bode, cooled one's heels, sat tight,stayed, held on, awaited, held one's breath, hung around

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The cunning predator bided its time, stealthily approaching its unsuspecting prey.

The patient fisherman bided his time, casting his line only when the fish were most active.

The ambitious student bided her time, diligently studying in anticipation of the upcoming exam.

The savvy investor bided his time, waiting for the perfect moment to make a lucrative purchase.