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

单词	aggressive
释义	ag·gres·sive I. \-esiv, -ēv\ adjective 1. a. : tending toward, characterized by, or practicing aggression < her aggressive behavior > < an aggressive nation > b. : marked by combative readiness or bold determination : not conciliatory : militant < an aggressive fighter > 2. a. : marked by driving forceful energy, ambition, or initiative : enterprising < an aggressive salesman > < aggressive leadership > b. : marked by obtrusive energy and self-assertiveness : demanding or attracting attention : self-confident < swaggering, blatant, and idiotically aggressive vulgarity — George du Maurier > 3. a. : promoting or accessory to aggression in predaceous animals (as insects) especially by concealment or disguise < an aggressive trait > b. botany : spreading with vigor < aggressive weeds > c. : chemically active < aggressive waters > d. : tending or able to utilize a variety of habitats : able to encroach on occupied areas : variable and adaptable — used of organisms and taxa < an extremely aggressive subspecies > Synonyms: militant, assertive, self-assertive, pushing, pushful: aggressive may apply either to zealous loyalty to causes or to personal ambitions and aims; it suggests forceful and confident procedures and attitudes, sometimes truculent contentiousness or cavalier treatment of others < positive in his convictions, aggressive and imperious, he became a zealot in any cause he embraced — F.L.Hise > < as intolerant and aggressive as any of the traditional satirists — C.D.Lewis > militant, complimentary except for suggestions of doctrinaire intractability, applies to fervent, resolute, devoted furthering of a cause < the militant suffragist nuisance — Rose Macaulay > < militant in fighting to get for workers a larger share of the national income — Time > assertive suggests bold self-confidence and determination in expression of opinion < an assertive, opinionated, likable fellow, ready to fight, drink, dance, shoot, or brag — V.L.Parrington > < to say, with some challenging assertive people, that trees are more beautiful than flowers — E.V.Lucas > self-assertive, usually uncomplimentary, generally connotes obtrusive, crass forwardness or brash self-confidence < the social and political revolt beginning in the new middle class against the Tory aristocracy found more vigorous expression in the self-assertive and ubiquitous energy of Henry Brougham — G.M.Trevelyan > < self-assertive and ill-bred bourgeois — Edmund Wilson > pushing and pushful may praise by indicating ambition, energy, and enterprise < an energetic, pushing youth, already intent on getting on in the world — Sherwood Anderson > < the pushful energetic man of business — Aldous Huxley > or blame by indicating snobbish or crude intrusiveness < a pushing sort, forever exposing themselves to the slights arising from their own undesirability — Mary Austin > < ignorant, pushful, impatient of restraint and precedent — H.L.Mencken > II. adjective : more severe, intensive, or comprehensive than usual especially in dosage or extent < aggressive chemotherapy >
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