opposite of 'can't wait till tomorrow'

AnonymousWhat is the opposite of:I really can't wait until tomorrow.

I really can wait until tomorrow.

AnonymousIs it I really don't want it to be tomorrow.

No. This is the opposite of I really want it to be tomorrow.

CJ

That's the literal opposite, but the idiom 'I can't wait until tomorrow. It is my birthday'

What is the opposite of that?

AnonymousThat's the literal opposite

Yes, but idioms don't usually have opposites. You may have to make up something else.

I can't wait is like I'm eager, so if you don't like I can wait (which I see no problem with) use I'm not eager.

I can't wait until tomorrow.

Opposite: I can wait until to

I appreciate the help
I should have known that idioms have no opposites.

Can you tell me how you would say the opposite of this?
I can't wait until my daughter is 18.

What do you think of
I'm in no hurry for my daughter to be 18 hit 18 become 18.

Thank you for your explanation

Hi CJ,
Would you tell me what you think of

I can't wait until my daughter is 18.

I'm in no hurry for my daughter to be 18 hit 18 become 18.
Thanks in advance

Anonymouswhat you think of

Fine, but I'd use "become", not "hit".

CJ

AnonymousI'm in no hurry for my daughter to be 18 hit 18 become 18.

My two cents...First of all. idioms are fixed expressions and they have no opposites. So " for" is incorrectly used. Secondly, " I am in no hurry " can be used "stand-alone", or it is followed by "to" in extended context. i.e.

CJ,
Would you give me your opinion?
Which one is best?

I am in no hurry to see my daughter to turn 18.
I am in no hurry for my daughter become 18.
I am in no hurry for my daughter turn 18.


Would you tell me how you would write the sentence below?
I can't wait for/until the day when we don't hear his name anymore.
I can't wait until the day we stop hea

AnonymousWhich one is best?

I am in no hurry to see my daughter to turn 18.

Anonymoushow you would write the sentence below

I can't wait until the day we stop hearing his name [spoken].

CJ

Hello CJ
could you tell me why there is a "to" in
I'm in no hurry to see my daughter TO turn 18.
Thanks