intention
noun
ɪnˈtenʃən noun
1 a plan or desire to do something 意图，目的; 打算;
have no/every intention of doing sth
I have no intention of retiring just yet.
我现在还没打算退休。
They went into town with the intention of visiting the library.
他们进城的目的是去参观图书馆。
intention to do sth
It is our intention to be the number one distributor of health products.
我们的目标是成为保健产品第一大批发商。
good intentions/the best (of) intentions (intentions to do something good or kind, especially when you do not succeed in doing it) 良好的意愿〔尤用于事情没做成时〕
He thinks the Minister is full of good intentions which won’t be carried out.
他认为部长是一片好意，却很难实施。
2
have no intention of doing something not have the slightest intention of doing something
Do not say 不要说 ‘have no intention to do something’ or 或 ‘not have the slightest intention to do something’. Say 而要说 have no intention of doing somethingor或 not have the slightest intention of doing something
He had no intention of paying me the money.
他不打算付钱给我。
3
with the intention of doing something
Do not say 不要说 ‘with the intention to do something’. Say 而要说 with the intention of doing something
He left Manchester with the intention of finding a job in London.
他离开曼彻斯特，打算在伦敦找一份工作。