英:[əˈgɒg]
美:[əˈgɑg]
英:[əˈgɒg]
美:[əˈgɑg]
a·gog
gag
adjective
full of intense interest or excitement : eager "… There goes Mrs. Tony now, all agog to spread such a delectable bit of gossip."—Lucy Maud Montgomery
"… That was the year the Twilight movie was going to come out, and the kids were agog with all things vampire. …"—Shelley Dorrill
wide open : agape
His talent [as a painter] is so enormous that you look at his surfaces with your mouth agog at the near-impossibility of it all.—Murray Whyte
full of wonder or surprise : astonished
Jones … fired a strike to a waiting receiver that left his coaches agog.—MK Bower
full of lively activity : bustling
In the evenings … the streets … were agog with life.—Meridel Le Sueur
abundantly filled : replete
His lyrics are agog with images that manage to be poetic and earthy at the same time …—Daisann McLane
adverb
in an excited or astonished manner
… he posed for photographs with rugby fans of all ages, before playing with the 39 youths who were staring agog at their idol.—New Ross (Ireland) Echo
"渴望的状态; 想象中的状态; 因某种享受的想法而激动; 渴望" [约翰逊],约1400年, agogge,可能来自古法语 en gogues "开玩笑,好心情,愉快",源自 gogue "乐趣",其起源不详。
Adjective probably borrowed from Middle French en gogues "in good humor, mirthful," from en "in" + gogues, plural of gogue "good humor, joking, pleasantry, mockery," going back to a Gallo-Romance expressive base *gog- Note: Though Middle French en gogues is phonetically a plausible source of agog, the semantic link is not entirely clear. English examples from the 16th and 17th centuries are all for set agog, "to excite, stimulate, make eager," though this is not at all the sense of en gogues, and there is no comparable French mettre en gogues in any sense.
The first known use of agog was in 1663
agoranoun
the marketplace or gathering place in an ancient Greek city
agonynoun
intense pain of mind or body
a strong sudden display of emotion : outburst
an agony of delight
agonizeverb
to suffer or cause to suffer extreme pain or anguish of body or mind
agogadjective
full of interest or excitement
kids all agog over new toys
1 I was agog at a quadruple-strand pearl necklace with a diamond the size of a quarter, the back of the pendant as elaborate as the front.
2 Our region is agog.
3 At the same time, Emmy voters love showering repeat victors with amounts of gold that would leave a Lannister agog.
4 Young people are agog about entrepreneurship.
年轻人的创业热忱很高。
5 Her supporters were agog at the idea.
6 Benefit for the Knicks: Zeke gets to keep Zach Randolph, and New York would be agog over finally having a bona fide super-duper star to root for.
对尼克斯的好处:奇克来帮助伦道夫,纽约最后会热烈的欢迎一位真正的大牌球星来球队的。
7 All London was agog to see the two " parents " of radium.
伦敦全城都渴望见到这两位镭的 “ 父母 ”.
8 “No!” said Parvati, looking positively agog at this piece of gossip.
9 The children were all agog with excitement at the circus.
孩子们都兴奋地渴望看马戏.
10 His face was agog with befuddlement and disillusion.
11 Sports fans are agog at Shohei Ohtani signing a 10-year, $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
12 When his show is on the air, his audience — revealed in a repeated sequence of lazily uninspired shots — is invariably agog.
13 The picture always lingers here, agog at the sparkle, immersing us in the talent.
14 The victory set the whole town agog with excitement.
那项胜利使得全镇感到兴奋异常的.
15 I’m just agog when I see the British countryside.
16 The children were all agog to see their presents.
孩子都兴奋地急着要看给他们的礼物.
17 “This woman sashaying around the stage in these beautiful costumes, and everyone was agog. I didn’t understand why.”
18 As for Evangeline, she spends most of her time being agog and astonished, listening in amazement as the secrets of the cosmos are revealed.
19 The children were all agog to see their parents.
孩子们都兴奋异常的急于要见父母.
20 Needless to say, how the Indian team responds to the myriad challenges in the next seven to eight has the cricket world agog.
1 激动
feeling excited inflamed agitated feverish fevered twitter emotion stir thrill excitement flush fever fury tremor send excite boil explode flap fuss agitate pulsate het up get into in a stew be in into a lather
2 激动地
4 急切
forward in a hurry avid anxiety eager urgent bursting solicitous raring eagerly urgently imminently consumingly instancy het up
5 渴望
intent eager avid greedy longing desirous wistful desire anxiety fancy aspiration itch thirst yearning long crave yearn slaver be dying for to do hungry anxious thirsty wishful aspirant eagerly keenly longingly hunger craving eagerness hankering burn pant pine sigh aspire yen hanker wild sick intense earnest raring athirst wish urge ardor avidity for die ache dying for yearn for have a rage for set mind on be mad after spell for ravenous solicitous lickerish want enthusiasm ambition hurry lust Sehnsucht appetence desiderate relish starve weary fall over oneself be spoiling for on edge keen dying impatient passional emulous sharp-set hungrily rage impatience solicitude prurience thirstiness hungriness pruriency water dream hone groan languish
8 急切的
9 渴望的
hungry eager anxious avid longing wishful yearning aspirant wild sick intense earnest thirsty desirous wistful athirst intent greedy ravenous solicitous raring lickerish on edge
10 热切
strong intent keen eager urgent enthusiastic fierce earnest vehement solicitous ablaze enthuse hot intense fiery greedy brisk ardent raring dearly edge on edge
11 热切的
strong intent keen eager urgent enthusiastic fierce earnest vehement solicitous ablaze hot intense fiery greedy brisk ardent raring on edge
12 兴致勃勃
14 兴奋
excited vibrant heady hopped-up kick twitter thrill excitement flush fever tremor exaltation piquancy send excite on edge wrought-up hyper giddy febrile juiced animation buzz inflame enthuse exhilarate do to
15 急切地