英语词汇“hungry”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

hungry

/ˈhʌŋɡri

adjective (hungrier, hungriest)

1Feeling or showing the need for food: I was feeling ravenously hungry...

At first glance, it seems outrageous that leaders would allow their people to go hungry rather than letting them eat GM food.
There are people in this world that go hungry because they don't have food and here we are, promoting the waste of it.
If you were short of a bit of food, your neighbours wouldn't see you go hungry.

Synonyms

ravenous, empty, hollow, faint from hunger;

starving, starved, famished, dying from hunger, deprived of food, half-starved, malnourished, undernourished, underfed

informal peckish, able to eat a horse, with one's stomach thinking one's throat's cut

rare sharp-set, esurient

1.1 [attributive] Causing hunger: I always find art galleries hungry work

1.2Having a strong desire or craving: a party hungry for power [in combination]: grasping, power-hungry individuals...

The next decade looks to be one that could be characterised by equally greedy shareholders hungry for dividends.
Each hold I would attach my fingers to would satisfy my craving while still leaving me hungry for more.
I have a real desire for jewellery and am hungry for success in the long term.

Synonyms

eager, keen, avid, longing, yearning, pining, aching, greedy, thirsting, with an appetite;

craving, desiring, desirous of, covetous of, hankering after, lusting after, in need of, in want of

informal itching, dying, gagging, hot, with a yen

archaic athirst

Derivatives

hungriness

/ˈhʌŋɡrɪnəs

/ noun ...

She had a hungriness to want to be in the studio all the time.
Experience, versatility, ability and a hungriness to do well are ingredients that I like in a player and he's got them all.
I thought the change would bring out their hungriness.

Origin

Old English hungrig, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch hongerig, German hungrig, also to hunger.

单词	hungry
释义	hungry /ˈhʌŋɡri / adjective (hungrier, hungriest) 1Feeling or showing the need for food: I was feeling ravenously hungry... At first glance, it seems outrageous that leaders would allow their people to go hungry rather than letting them eat GM food. There are people in this world that go hungry because they don't have food and here we are, promoting the waste of it. If you were short of a bit of food, your neighbours wouldn't see you go hungry. Synonyms ravenous, empty, hollow, faint from hunger; starving, starved, famished, dying from hunger, deprived of food, half-starved, malnourished, undernourished, underfed informal peckish, able to eat a horse, with one's stomach thinking one's throat's cut rare sharp-set, esurient 1.1 [attributive] Causing hunger: I always find art galleries hungry work 1.2Having a strong desire or craving: a party hungry for* power* [in combination]: grasping, power-hungry individuals... The next decade looks to be one that could be characterised by equally greedy shareholders hungry for dividends. Each hold I would attach my fingers to would satisfy my craving while still leaving me hungry for more. I have a real desire for jewellery and am hungry for success in the long term. Synonyms eager, keen, avid, longing, yearning, pining, aching, greedy, thirsting, with an appetite; craving, desiring, desirous of, covetous of, hankering after, lusting after, in need of, in want of informal itching, dying, gagging, hot, with a yen archaic athirst Derivatives hungriness /ˈhʌŋɡrɪnəs / noun ... She had a hungriness to want to be in the studio all the time. Experience, versatility, ability and a hungriness to do well are ingredients that I like in a player and he's got them all. I thought the change would bring out their hungriness. Origin Old English hungrig, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch hongerig, German hungrig, also to hunger.
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