گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'enthusiastic'

1 عمومی:: علاقه‌مند

2 عمومی:: مشتاق‌

1 general:: noun eager: He is enthusiastic about the trip.

2 general:: enthusiastic verbs be/feel enthusiastic • The Irish are very enthusiastic about horse racing. seem/appear enthusiastic • I wanted to go, but Helen seemed less enthusiastic. look enthusiastic • Your husband doesn’t look too enthusiastic about the idea. enthusiastic + NOUN enthusiastic support • His policies won him the enthusiastic support of middle-income voters. enthusiastic supporter • He is an enthusiastic supporter of the war. enthusiastic response • The proposal has received an enthusiastic response from the union. enthusiastic reception/welcome • The audience gave him an enthusiastic reception. enthusiastic crowd/audience • It’s nice to see such an enthusiastic crowd at the match. enthusiastic applause • His speech was greeted by enthusiastic applause. an enthusiastic amateur (= someone with a fairly low level of skill who tries hard ) • There are a few professionals in the race, but most are enthusiastic amateurs.

3 general::   adj. VERBS be, feel, look, seem, sound | become, get ADV. all, extremely, highly, immensely, incredibly, really, very, wildly She's all enthusiastic about China now that she's been there. The audience was wildly enthusiastic. | less than, not overly, not particularly Mrs Neil did not seem particularly enthusiastic about her job. | largely Film critics are largely enthusiastic about the thriller. | fairly, quite | genuinely PREP. about He was quite enthusiastic about the idea. | in enthusiastic in their support of him

4 general:: enthusiastic feeling or showing a lot of interest or excitement about something: • He’s really enthusiastic about his new job. • An enthusiastic crowd cheered the team onto the pitch. eager wanting to do something or know about something very soon: • He was eager to hear every detail of her day. • She was always eager for her turn on the catwalk. • The room was full of eager young faces. • We waited in eager anticipation. keen eager to work or learn: • She hasn’t much experience but she’s very keen. • John was a keen student who worked very hard. zealous doing something in a very enthusiastic way, especially supporting something or making sure that people obey rules: • She was a zealous supporter of the revolution. • The company has been extremely zealous in defending its interests. • Officials have been very zealous in the application of the new regulations. avid [ only before noun ] written used when you want to emphasize that someone does something a lot or is very interested in something: • an avid golfer • She was an avid reader all her life. • I’ve become an avid collector of his work. • Henry is an avid fan of the sport. • As a schoolboy he had an avid interest in birds. fervent written believing or feeling something very strongly and sincerely: • Galinsoga was one of Franco’s most fervent supporters. • One of Allen 's fervent admirers was Richard Nixon. • her fervent belief in promoting the work of good women artists be mad about something British English informal to like something very much and be very interested in it: • My sister’s mad about horses. • Since you’re so mad about clothes, you can help me choose a wedding dress. can’t wait to do something to be very eager to do something: • I can’t wait to get started. be looking forward to something to feel pleased and excited because you know that something is going to happen soon: • I’m looking forward to the vacation.