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1 eager
{'i:gə}
a който има силно желание/гори от нетърпениe, нетърпелив
готов (to с inf), пламенен, ревностен, страстен
жаден, алчен (for)
to be EAGER to please старая се/мъча се да се харесам
to be too EAGER to accept приемам с прeкалена готовност
to be an EAGER student of ревностно изучавам
to be in EAGER pursuit of преследвам ревностно/ожесточено* * *{'i:gъ} a който има силно желание/гори от нетърпениe, нетърпели* * *усърден; страстен; трепетен; ревностен; пламенен; нетърпелив;* * *1. a който има силно желание/гори от нетърпениe, нетърпелив 2. to be an eager student of ревностно изучавам 3. to be eager to please старая се/мъча се да се харесам 4. to be in eager pursuit of преследвам ревностно/ожесточено 5. to be too eager to accept приемам с прeкалена готовност 6. готов (to с inf), пламенен, ревностен, страстен 7. жаден, алчен (for)* * *eager[´i:gə] adj 1. който има силно желание, изпълнен с желание; нетърпелив; готов (to с inf); пламенен, ревностен, страстен; енергичен, жаден, алчен ( for); an \eager look жаден (настойчив) поглед; to be ( very) \eager to do s.th. имам силно желание (много искам) да направя нещо, горя от нетърпение (желание) да направя нещо; to be \eager to please старая се да се харесам; \eager for fame жаден за слава; \eager pursuit ожесточено преследване; \eager beaver sl пренебр. човек, който се престарава, много амбициозен човек, натегач; \eager desire страстно (пламенно) желание; 2. ост. остър, резлив (на вкус); остър, хладен (за въздух); FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv eagerly.
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embrace — I. v. a. 1. Clasp in the arms, hug, press to the bosom, fold to the heart. 2. Welcome, seize, accept, lay hold on, accept eagerly. 3. Comprehend, include, cover, contain, comprise, enclose, encompass, encircle, embody, take in. II. n. Hug, clasp … New dictionary of synonyms
eat up — {v.} 1. To eat all of. * /After hiking all afternoon, they quickly ate up all of the dinner./ 2. To use all of. * /Idle talk had eaten up the hour before they knew it./ 3. {slang} To accept eagerly; welcome. * /The girls told John he was a hero… … Dictionary of American idioms
