intransitive. To follow or take up with (something) eagerly, enthusiastically, or impulsively.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > zeal or enthusiasm > be zealous for [verb (transitive)] (11) to run after ——c1422 intransitive. To follow or take up with (something) eagerly, enthusiastically, or impulsively. zeal1542 transitive. To pursue (an objective) with zeal or passionate enthusiasm; to be zealous in support of (a cause, belief, etc.). to throw one's heart (also soul, energy, etc.) into1807 to throw one's heart (also soul, energy,etc.) into: to engage in with great enthusiasm or determination; to commit oneself wholeheartedly to. Cf. t… to go mad (about, for, over, etc.)1850 to go mad (about, for, over,etc.): to allow oneself to be carried away by enthusiasm or excitement. to be shook on1888 Australian and New Zealand slang. to be shook on: have an infatuation for. Also, less strongly, to be keen on, to be impressed by, to admire, and… to be hepped on1926 to be hepped on: to be enthusiastic or fanatical about; to be very keen on. Subcategories:— inspire with zeal or enthusiasm (5) |
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