expect

confidently

The team confidently expects to advance to the finals after their recent victories.

fully

Teachers fully expect their students to complete homework assignments before class.

not really

She didn't really expect to get the job, but they offered it to her anyway.

half

She half expected her flight to be delayed, so she arrived extra early at the airport.

honestly

I honestly didn't expect the movie to be that good when we first started watching it.

be reasonable to, can, can realistically, can reasonably

You can reasonably expect better service if you complain to the manager about your experience.

be unrealistic to, be unreasonable to, can hardly

You can hardly expect to find good quality items at those prices.

would, would normally

I would normally expect the bus to arrive within ten minutes during rush hour.

be entitled to

Customers are entitled to expect friendly service when they visit a restaurant.

from

I expect great things from my son when he finishes his studies next year.

(only) to be expected

Some mistakes are to be expected when you're learning a new language.

expect a lot/too much of sb

Her coach expects a lot of the team, but they are working hard to improve.

when you least expect sth

My old friend suddenly called me yesterday, just when I least expected to hear from her.