Definition of eagerly in English:

eagerly

adverb ˈiːɡəliˈiɡərli

1Used to emphasize a strong desire to do or have something.
original illustrations are eagerly sought by collectors
Example sentencesExamples
- To a capacity crowd, they slip easily and eagerly into the role of warm-up band with a more than healthy gusto.
- He suggested a drink, and I nodded eagerly, for I was thirsty.
- They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers.
- If both parents are working, help is most often eagerly accepted - if not actively sought.
- Member states have pursued their domestic interests too eagerly and threatened to disrupt a trade agreement.
- To be sure, most Asians, whatever their creed, eagerly embrace modernity.
- I felt slightly like a puppy who had followed him home, eagerly performing the tricks he asked of me.
- She forgot the question at once and eagerly agreed.
- The first half was eagerly and evenly contested with the best chance for Ardattin coming when Curry's shot clipped the crossbar.
- Beaten, Buck calms down and eagerly eats food from the man's hand.
1. 1.1 In a keenly expectant or interested manner.
  fans of the show are eagerly awaiting the new season
  Example sentencesExamples
  Members are also eagerly looking forward to next month's short break.
  Peering eagerly, I looked in the cradle to see my sister.
  She is also eagerly looking forward to returning home later this month.
  Instead, he waited eagerly, anxiously, praying and hoping for his son's return.
  At the bookstore, the hall was packed with children eagerly waiting to learn to spin a yarn.
  At the Olympic stadium north of the city centre, thousands of fans gaze eagerly down at the starting blocks.
  His entry into the 2004 Presidential campaign has been eagerly anticipated.
  I got a fair discount off the recommended price, so I took it home and eagerly unwrapped the box.
  It seems very sad that some people see this as entertainment, watching eagerly for the next instalment.
  As the crowd stared eagerly at her sultry form, waiting for her to burst into song, she pondered her career choice.

Definition of eagerly in US English:

eagerly

adverbˈēɡərlēˈiɡərli

1Used to emphasize a strong desire to do or have something.
original illustrations are eagerly sought by collectors
Example sentencesExamples
- To a capacity crowd, they slip easily and eagerly into the role of warm-up band with a more than healthy gusto.
- He suggested a drink, and I nodded eagerly, for I was thirsty.
- Beaten, Buck calms down and eagerly eats food from the man's hand.
- If both parents are working, help is most often eagerly accepted - if not actively sought.
- Member states have pursued their domestic interests too eagerly and threatened to disrupt a trade agreement.
- To be sure, most Asians, whatever their creed, eagerly embrace modernity.
- I felt slightly like a puppy who had followed him home, eagerly performing the tricks he asked of me.
- They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers.
- The first half was eagerly and evenly contested with the best chance for Ardattin coming when Curry's shot clipped the crossbar.
- She forgot the question at once and eagerly agreed.
1. 1.1 In a keenly expectant or interested manner.
  fans of the show are eagerly awaiting the new season
  Example sentencesExamples
  At the bookstore, the hall was packed with children eagerly waiting to learn to spin a yarn.
  It seems very sad that some people see this as entertainment, watching eagerly for the next instalment.
  His entry into the 2004 Presidential campaign has been eagerly anticipated.
  I got a fair discount off the recommended price, so I took it home and eagerly unwrapped the box.
  Peering eagerly, I looked in the cradle to see my sister.
  As the crowd stared eagerly at her sultry form, waiting for her to burst into song, she pondered her career choice.
  At the Olympic stadium north of the city centre, thousands of fans gaze eagerly down at the starting blocks.
  Members are also eagerly looking forward to next month's short break.
  She is also eagerly looking forward to returning home later this month.
  Instead, he waited eagerly, anxiously, praying and hoping for his son's return.

词汇	eagerly
释义	Definition of eagerly in English: eagerly adverb ˈiːɡəliˈiɡərli 1Used to emphasize a strong desire to do or have something. original illustrations are eagerly sought by collectors Example sentencesExamples To a capacity crowd, they slip easily and eagerly into the role of warm-up band with a more than healthy gusto. He suggested a drink, and I nodded eagerly, for I was thirsty. They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers. If both parents are working, help is most often eagerly accepted - if not actively sought. Member states have pursued their domestic interests too eagerly and threatened to disrupt a trade agreement. To be sure, most Asians, whatever their creed, eagerly embrace modernity. I felt slightly like a puppy who had followed him home, eagerly performing the tricks he asked of me. She forgot the question at once and eagerly agreed. The first half was eagerly and evenly contested with the best chance for Ardattin coming when Curry's shot clipped the crossbar. Beaten, Buck calms down and eagerly eats food from the man's hand. 1.1 In a keenly expectant or interested manner. fans of the show are eagerly awaiting the new season Example sentencesExamples Members are also eagerly looking forward to next month's short break. Peering eagerly, I looked in the cradle to see my sister. She is also eagerly looking forward to returning home later this month. Instead, he waited eagerly, anxiously, praying and hoping for his son's return. At the bookstore, the hall was packed with children eagerly waiting to learn to spin a yarn. At the Olympic stadium north of the city centre, thousands of fans gaze eagerly down at the starting blocks. His entry into the 2004 Presidential campaign has been eagerly anticipated. I got a fair discount off the recommended price, so I took it home and eagerly unwrapped the box. It seems very sad that some people see this as entertainment, watching eagerly for the next instalment. As the crowd stared eagerly at her sultry form, waiting for her to burst into song, she pondered her career choice. Definition of eagerly in US English: eagerly adverbˈēɡərlēˈiɡərli 1Used to emphasize a strong desire to do or have something. original illustrations are eagerly sought by collectors Example sentencesExamples To a capacity crowd, they slip easily and eagerly into the role of warm-up band with a more than healthy gusto. He suggested a drink, and I nodded eagerly, for I was thirsty. Beaten, Buck calms down and eagerly eats food from the man's hand. If both parents are working, help is most often eagerly accepted - if not actively sought. Member states have pursued their domestic interests too eagerly and threatened to disrupt a trade agreement. To be sure, most Asians, whatever their creed, eagerly embrace modernity. I felt slightly like a puppy who had followed him home, eagerly performing the tricks he asked of me. They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers. The first half was eagerly and evenly contested with the best chance for Ardattin coming when Curry's shot clipped the crossbar. She forgot the question at once and eagerly agreed. 1.1 In a keenly expectant or interested manner. fans of the show are eagerly awaiting the new season Example sentencesExamples At the bookstore, the hall was packed with children eagerly waiting to learn to spin a yarn. It seems very sad that some people see this as entertainment, watching eagerly for the next instalment. His entry into the 2004 Presidential campaign has been eagerly anticipated. I got a fair discount off the recommended price, so I took it home and eagerly unwrapped the box. Peering eagerly, I looked in the cradle to see my sister. As the crowd stared eagerly at her sultry form, waiting for her to burst into song, she pondered her career choice. At the Olympic stadium north of the city centre, thousands of fans gaze eagerly down at the starting blocks. Members are also eagerly looking forward to next month's short break. She is also eagerly looking forward to returning home later this month. Instead, he waited eagerly, anxiously, praying and hoping for his son's return.
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