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单词 eager
释义
eager
adjective
uk
/ˈiː.ɡər/us
/ˈiː.ɡɚ/
B2
wantingvery much to do or have something,especiallysomethinginterestingorenjoyable:
热切的，渴望的
the children's eagerfaces孩子们那一脸渴望的神情
[+ to infinitive]Shesoundedvery eagertomeetyou.听得出来她非常渴望见到你。
Theycrowdedaround thespokesperson, eagerforanynews.他们把发言人围了个水泄不通，渴望能得到点消息。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
eager to do or have something
  • eagerShe was eager to help.
  • excitedThe children were very excited to go to the zoo.
  • avidHe took an avid interest in the project.
  • enthusiasticHe was very enthusiastic about the idea of moving to Spain.
  • be dying for/to doI'm dying for a glass of water
  • raring toI've bought all the paint and I'm raring to get started on the decorating.
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More examples
  • I'm eager toseeher after all thistime.
  • Samwas eager to gethomeandplaywith his newtoy.
  • Everyonecrowdedround, eager andexcited.
  • I'm eager toseetheresults.
  • He was always a goodboy, veryfriendlyand eager toplease.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ready and willing
  • agreeable
  • amenable
  • atsomeone'sbeck and callidiom
  • atyourcommandidiom
  • be chafing at the bitidiom
  • begood to goidiom
  • beck
  • command
  • eagerly
  • fain
  • find it inyourheart to dosomethingidiom
  • finger
  • gamely
  • keen
  • prepared
  • raring
  • readily
  • readiness
  • ready
  • shape
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Excited, interested and enthusiastic

Related words

eagerly
eagerness
(Definition ofeagerfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

eager| American Dictionary

eager
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈi·ɡər/
having orshowingdesireorinterest:
Lots of eagervolunteersrespondedto theappealforhelp.

eagerly

adverb[not gradable]us
/ˈi·ɡər·li/

eagerness

noun[U]us
/ˈi·ɡər·nəs/
(Definition ofeagerfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofeager

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In the 1920s, the school waseagerto distinguish itself from the government schools as a means of attracting more pupils.
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I was certainlyeagerto inspect it as soon as it arrived on my desk.
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The onset of the vanaprastha or retirement stage is meant to coincide with the first son's reaching maturity andeagerto take over authority.
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Most customers wereeagerto be interviewed; less than 10 refused to participate in each study.
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This view was not his but that of the disciples,eagerto defend him against conservative critics whose orientation was towards symphonic composition.
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This is most obviously the case ineagerlearning methodologies, like neural networks, where overfitting to the training data is an ever-present danger.
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The story appealed to the public and almost all newspapers and news programs wereeagerto cover the same story in the same way.
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This explains the second reason why 1932 was a great time for aneagerteenager to enter economic study.
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There are two main ethnic groups, botheagerto use the same resource base, and hence one could expect conflicts along ethnic lines.
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No one can deny that health-technology industries at large are highly productive or that clinicians areeagerfor their products.
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Interspersed with his infectious humour, his musings were a literal godsend to aneagerif inexperienced doctoral student.
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Note that if process synchronisation is allowed andeagerequivalence and/or lazy equivalence do not coincide with performance congruence, they are not even compositional.
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Thus, over the actual language, the lazy experiments have more discriminating power than theeagerones.
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Interestingly, only minor changes (seven lines of code) are necessary to transform theeagerdebugger into a fully lazy one.
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Indeed, it is quite surprising that the lazy debugger, for example, differs only in seven lines of code from itseagercounterpart.
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