Definition of aggressively in English:

aggressively

adverb əˈɡrɛsɪvliəˈɡrɛsɪvli

1In a manner resulting from or betraying aggression.
he resisted violently and continued to behave aggressively in the police car
Example sentencesExamples
- To complain is to speak out about this, and we can do so petulantly, aggressively, calmly, pointlessly, or constructively.
- Aggressively, it thrusts its wings back and its head forward, beak jabbing.
- This decision has changed into an addiction to use military force and violence, aggressively as well as defensively.
- A few ounces of the liquid will clear even aggressively feeding sharks from an area, out of visual range, for up to several hours.
- Men might respond aggressively because they see the other man as a threat, attracting female attention away from themselves.
- While killer bees carry less venom than their cousins, they more aggressively defend their nest.
- It's passive intent aggressively stated in a way that targets specific people, making them feel insulted.
- After he attempted to take his first shot, he was quickly and aggressively stopped by one of their adult officers.
- They are known as ferocious predators that aggressively attack anything that looks like lunch, and this one proved it.
- He behaves so aggressively in his new home that he is rehoused with an old couple who could give him everything he lacks.
1. 1.1 In a determined and forceful way.
  foreign-owned banks are aggressively marketing credit cards
  Example sentencesExamples
  The only way to keep generating cash is to aggressively cut costs.
  Newspapers report aggressively on corruption, and books freely critique many government policies.
  Beset with financial difficulties, they aren't likely to spend as aggressively on research and facilities.
  These companies are expanding aggressively as more electronic gadgets are made here.
  Cable companies are aggressively moving in on phone customers by offering an alternative service using Internet technology.
  The company has expanded aggressively in recent years, growing to 1,231 stores in 13 countries.
  We are excited about moving into this market segment more aggressively.
  Gone are the days when we needed to sell aggressively.
  Their agencies have worked aggressively to deliver the green goods to the nation's farmers.
  With prices low, their executive director believes more should be done to aggressively promote butter.

Definition of aggressively in US English:

aggressively

adverbəˈɡresivlēəˈɡrɛsɪvli

1In a manner resulting from or betraying aggression.
he resisted violently and continued to behave aggressively in the police car
Example sentencesExamples
- Aggressively, it thrusts its wings back and its head forward, beak jabbing.
- He behaves so aggressively in his new home that he is rehoused with an old couple who could give him everything he lacks.
- A few ounces of the liquid will clear even aggressively feeding sharks from an area, out of visual range, for up to several hours.
- They are known as ferocious predators that aggressively attack anything that looks like lunch, and this one proved it.
- This decision has changed into an addiction to use military force and violence, aggressively as well as defensively.
- After he attempted to take his first shot, he was quickly and aggressively stopped by one of their adult officers.
- To complain is to speak out about this, and we can do so petulantly, aggressively, calmly, pointlessly, or constructively.
- Men might respond aggressively because they see the other man as a threat, attracting female attention away from themselves.
- It's passive intent aggressively stated in a way that targets specific people, making them feel insulted.
- While killer bees carry less venom than their cousins, they more aggressively defend their nest.
1. 1.1 In a determined and forceful way.
  foreign-owned banks are aggressively marketing credit cards
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gone are the days when we needed to sell aggressively.
  Beset with financial difficulties, they aren't likely to spend as aggressively on research and facilities.
  Cable companies are aggressively moving in on phone customers by offering an alternative service using Internet technology.
  With prices low, their executive director believes more should be done to aggressively promote butter.
  The company has expanded aggressively in recent years, growing to 1,231 stores in 13 countries.
  These companies are expanding aggressively as more electronic gadgets are made here.
  The only way to keep generating cash is to aggressively cut costs.
  Their agencies have worked aggressively to deliver the green goods to the nation's farmers.
  We are excited about moving into this market segment more aggressively.
  Newspapers report aggressively on corruption, and books freely critique many government policies.

单词	aggressively
释义	Definition of aggressively in English: aggressively adverb əˈɡrɛsɪvliəˈɡrɛsɪvli 1In a manner resulting from or betraying aggression. he resisted violently and continued to behave aggressively in the police car Example sentencesExamples To complain is to speak out about this, and we can do so petulantly, aggressively, calmly, pointlessly, or constructively. Aggressively, it thrusts its wings back and its head forward, beak jabbing. This decision has changed into an addiction to use military force and violence, aggressively as well as defensively. A few ounces of the liquid will clear even aggressively feeding sharks from an area, out of visual range, for up to several hours. Men might respond aggressively because they see the other man as a threat, attracting female attention away from themselves. While killer bees carry less venom than their cousins, they more aggressively defend their nest. It's passive intent aggressively stated in a way that targets specific people, making them feel insulted. After he attempted to take his first shot, he was quickly and aggressively stopped by one of their adult officers. They are known as ferocious predators that aggressively attack anything that looks like lunch, and this one proved it. He behaves so aggressively in his new home that he is rehoused with an old couple who could give him everything he lacks. 1.1 In a determined and forceful way. foreign-owned banks are aggressively marketing credit cards Example sentencesExamples The only way to keep generating cash is to aggressively cut costs. Newspapers report aggressively on corruption, and books freely critique many government policies. Beset with financial difficulties, they aren't likely to spend as aggressively on research and facilities. These companies are expanding aggressively as more electronic gadgets are made here. Cable companies are aggressively moving in on phone customers by offering an alternative service using Internet technology. The company has expanded aggressively in recent years, growing to 1,231 stores in 13 countries. We are excited about moving into this market segment more aggressively. Gone are the days when we needed to sell aggressively. Their agencies have worked aggressively to deliver the green goods to the nation's farmers. With prices low, their executive director believes more should be done to aggressively promote butter. Definition of aggressively in US English: aggressively adverbəˈɡresivlēəˈɡrɛsɪvli 1In a manner resulting from or betraying aggression. he resisted violently and continued to behave aggressively in the police car Example sentencesExamples Aggressively, it thrusts its wings back and its head forward, beak jabbing. He behaves so aggressively in his new home that he is rehoused with an old couple who could give him everything he lacks. A few ounces of the liquid will clear even aggressively feeding sharks from an area, out of visual range, for up to several hours. They are known as ferocious predators that aggressively attack anything that looks like lunch, and this one proved it. This decision has changed into an addiction to use military force and violence, aggressively as well as defensively. After he attempted to take his first shot, he was quickly and aggressively stopped by one of their adult officers. To complain is to speak out about this, and we can do so petulantly, aggressively, calmly, pointlessly, or constructively. Men might respond aggressively because they see the other man as a threat, attracting female attention away from themselves. It's passive intent aggressively stated in a way that targets specific people, making them feel insulted. While killer bees carry less venom than their cousins, they more aggressively defend their nest. 1.1 In a determined and forceful way. foreign-owned banks are aggressively marketing credit cards Example sentencesExamples Gone are the days when we needed to sell aggressively. Beset with financial difficulties, they aren't likely to spend as aggressively on research and facilities. Cable companies are aggressively moving in on phone customers by offering an alternative service using Internet technology. With prices low, their executive director believes more should be done to aggressively promote butter. The company has expanded aggressively in recent years, growing to 1,231 stores in 13 countries. These companies are expanding aggressively as more electronic gadgets are made here. The only way to keep generating cash is to aggressively cut costs. Their agencies have worked aggressively to deliver the green goods to the nation's farmers. We are excited about moving into this market segment more aggressively. Newspapers report aggressively on corruption, and books freely critique many government policies.
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