desirous

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdesirousde‧sir‧ous /dɪˈzaɪərəs $ -ˈzaɪr-/ adjective [not before noun] formal WANTwanting something very muchdesirous of He became restless and desirous of change.Examples from the Corpusdesirous• There was a picture in her mind of short desirous legs and sunburnt heels.• Margotte swept on, enormously desirous of doing good.• He possesses a good education and reading; he speaks well, and seems desirous of improving himself in Oratory.• The assembly, desirous to be persuaded, accepted this argument.

单词	desirous
释义	desirous From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdesirousde‧sir‧ous /dɪˈzaɪərəs $ -ˈzaɪr-/ adjective [not before noun] formal WANTwanting something very muchdesirous of He became restless and desirous of change.Examples from the Corpusdesirous• There was a picture in her mind of short desirous legs and sunburnt heels.• Margotte swept on, enormously desirous of doing good.• He possesses a good education and reading; he speaks well, and seems desirous of improving himself in Oratory.• The assembly, desirous to be persuaded, accepted this argument.
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