英语词汇enthusiasm的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

enthusiasm /ɪnˈθjuːziæzəm $ ɪnˈθuː-/ noun strong feelings of interest in something, and a desire to be involved in itadjectivesgreat/much/considerable enthusiasm There was considerable enthusiasm for the idea of a picnic.enormous/tremendous enthusiasm He always plays with tremendous enthusiasm.genuine/real enthusiasm She talked about the project with genuine enthusiasm.boundless/unbounded/unbridled enthusiasm formal (=very great) I’d like to thank the organizers for their boundless enthusiasm.infectious enthusiasm (=spreading from one person to another) Her enthusiasm was infectious.little enthusiasm (=not much enthusiasm) In the nearby villages, there’s little enthusiasm for the new airport.initial enthusiasm (=happening at first, but not lasting) After a few months, their initial enthusiasm had started to wane.renewed enthusiasm (=starting again, with increased energy or interest) After lunch, she went about the task with renewed enthusiasm.youthful enthusiasm (=that is typical of young people) The team has just the right mix of youthful enthusiasm and experience.verbshave enthusiasm He never had much enthusiasm for work.show enthusiasm The younger children showed little enthusiasm for the game.lose (your) enthusiasm The diet started well, but I lost enthusiasm after a while.lack enthusiasm The audience seemed to lack enthusiasm.dampen sb’s enthusiasm formal (=stop them feeling enthusiastic) The bad weather had dampened our enthusiasm.fire sb’s enthusiasm (=make someone feel very enthusiastic) The teacher really fired their enthusiasm for history.arouse/generate enthusiasm formal (=make people feel enthusiastic) The new system failed to arouse enthusiasm amongst the staff.retain enthusiasm (=still have it) We want children to retain this enthusiasm for sport in their adult lives.share sb’s enthusiasm I don’t share my husband’s enthusiasm for camping.muster/summon enthusiasm (=make yourself feel it) He couldn’t muster any enthusiasm for the party.enthusiasm wears off/wanes/fades (=becomes less strong) After years of doing the same job, your enthusiasm tends to wane.prepositionswith/without enthusiasm The proposal has been greeted with enthusiasm by both parties.enthusiasm for/about sth He has great enthusiasm for all types of sport.enthusiasm among people There was not much enthusiasm for the plans among local people.phrasesfull of enthusiasm (=very enthusiastic) He entered politics full of enthusiasm, but that gradually disappeared. brimming/bursting/bubbling with enthusiasm (=very excited and enthusiastic) Her voice was brimming with enthusiasm when she told us her plans.fired (up) with enthusiasm (=very enthusiastic and keen to do something) She came back from the course fired up with enthusiasm.a wave/burst/surge of enthusiasm (=a sudden feeling of enthusiasm) The new year began with a fresh wave of enthusiasm.a lack of enthusiasm My lack of enthusiasm for his suggestion upset him.

词组	enthusiasm
释义	enthusiasm /ɪnˈθjuːziæzəm $ ɪnˈθuː-/ noun strong feelings of interest in something, and a desire to be involved in itadjectivesgreat/much/considerable enthusiasm There was considerable enthusiasm for the idea of a picnic.enormous/tremendous enthusiasm He always plays with tremendous enthusiasm.genuine/real enthusiasm She talked about the project with genuine enthusiasm.boundless/unbounded/unbridled enthusiasm formal (=very great) I’d like to thank the organizers for their boundless enthusiasm.infectious enthusiasm (=spreading from one person to another) Her enthusiasm was infectious.little enthusiasm (=not much enthusiasm) In the nearby villages, there’s little enthusiasm for the new airport.initial enthusiasm (=happening at first, but not lasting) After a few months, their initial enthusiasm had started to wane.renewed enthusiasm (=starting again, with increased energy or interest) After lunch, she went about the task with renewed enthusiasm.youthful enthusiasm (=that is typical of young people) The team has just the right mix of youthful enthusiasm and experience.verbshave enthusiasm He never had much enthusiasm for work.show enthusiasm The younger children showed little enthusiasm for the game.lose (your) enthusiasm The diet started well, but I lost enthusiasm after a while.lack enthusiasm The audience seemed to lack enthusiasm.dampen sb’s enthusiasm formal (=stop them feeling enthusiastic) The bad weather had dampened our enthusiasm.fire sb’s enthusiasm (=make someone feel very enthusiastic) The teacher really fired their enthusiasm for history.arouse/generate enthusiasm formal (=make people feel enthusiastic) The new system failed to arouse enthusiasm amongst the staff.retain enthusiasm (=still have it) We want children to retain this enthusiasm for sport in their adult lives.share sb’s enthusiasm I don’t share my husband’s enthusiasm for camping.muster/summon enthusiasm (=make yourself feel it) He couldn’t muster any enthusiasm for the party.enthusiasm wears off/wanes/fades (=becomes less strong) After years of doing the same job, your enthusiasm tends to wane.prepositionswith/without enthusiasm The proposal has been greeted with enthusiasm by both parties.enthusiasm for/about sth He has great enthusiasm for all types of sport.enthusiasm among people There was not much enthusiasm for the plans among local people.phrasesfull of enthusiasm (=very enthusiastic) He entered politics full of enthusiasm, but that gradually disappeared. brimming/bursting/bubbling with enthusiasm (=very excited and enthusiastic) Her voice was brimming with enthusiasm when she told us her plans.fired (up) with enthusiasm (=very enthusiastic and keen to do something) She came back from the course fired up with enthusiasm.a wave/burst/surge of enthusiasm (=a sudden feeling of enthusiasm) The new year began with a fresh wave of enthusiasm.a lack of enthusiasm My lack of enthusiasm for his suggestion upset him.
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