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IDIOMSLANG

HUNGER

(as) hungry as a bear

very hungry. (Informal.)

I'm as hungry as a bear. I could eat anything!Whenever I jog, I get hungry as a bear.

make someone's mouth water

to make someone hungry (for something). (Informal.)

That beautiful salad makes my mouth water.Talking about food makes my mouth water.

hunger is a good sauce

Food tastes better when one is hungry. Don't worry too much about what to feed the hikers. Hunger is a good sauce, and they're going to love whatever you serve them.

hunger is the best spice

Food tastes better when one is hungry. Don't worry too much about what to feed the hikers. Hunger is the best spice, and they're going to love whatever you serve them.

hunger for (something)

To have an intense desire, yearning, or need for something. Even from a young age he hungered for knowledge, devouring any he could get his hands on. Growing up in such a small, secluded town, I constantly hungered for romance and adventure.

(strictly) from hunger

Of very poor quality; terrible. His first novel showed a lot of promise, but his second one was really from hunger. The plot is nonexistent, the acting is mediocre at best, and the jokes are strictly from hunger. Don't waste your time or your money on this stinker.

from hunger

Not very good, interesting, or appealing. That dumb show is just from hunger—usually, there's something better on TV.

hunger after (something)

To strongly desire something. Want to stop at McDonald's? I'm hungering after some of their fries. If she's not hungering after a medal, there's no way she'll be able to beat her fellow competitors.

hunger is the best sauce

Food tastes better when one is hungry. Don't worry too much about what to feed the hikers. Hunger is the best sauce, and they're going to love whatever you serve them.

hunger after something

Fig. to crave for something, not necessarily food. I hunger after some old-fashioned gospel music. Mary hungered after something fattening, such as ice cream or even a baked potato with sour cream.

hunger for someone or something

to desire someone or something; to yearn for someone or something. I hunger for you. I want you madly. He looked at the cake and you could see he was hungering for it. The prisoner was consumed with a hunger for freedom.

Hunger is the best sauce.

Prov. Everything tastes especially good when you are hungry, because you are so eager to eat it. After our twenty-mile hike, we stopped at a little roadside restaurant. It may have been that they made the most delicious food in the world there, or it may have been that hunger was the best sauce.

(strictly) from hunger

Sl. very mediocre; acceptable only when nothing else is available. This kind of entertainment is from hunger. The singer was strictly from hunger.

(strictly) from hunger

mod. very strange; acceptable only when nothing else is available. The singer was strictly from hunger.

from hunger

verb

See strictly from hunger

词组	hunger
释义	IDIOMSLANG HUNGER (as) hungry as a bear very hungry. (Informal.) I'm as hungry as a bear. I could eat anything!Whenever I jog, I get hungry as a bear. make someone's mouth water to make someone hungry (for something). (Informal.) That beautiful salad makes my mouth water.Talking about food makes my mouth water. Big Mac attack n. a sudden and desperate need for a Big Mac sandwich, a product of the McDonald's restaurant chain. (Big Mac is a protected trade name of McDonald's.) I feel a Big Mac attack coming on!I just can't fight off a Big Mac attack. chuckers and chucks n. a great hunger; an enormous appetite. (Usually with the.) Oh, man, I really got the chucks. What time is chow?The chuckers got my stomach asking if my throat is cut. hungries n. hunger. (Always with the.) Jimmy's crying because he's got the hungries.I get the hungries about this time every day. peckish mod. hungry. I'm just a little peckish right now. I need a bite to eat.Wow, you look peckish! phrasehunger[hungered, hungered, hungering] hunger after/for hunger after/for sth literary to want something very much: a nation hungering for change Joseph would lie awake at night hungering after the warmth of her embrace.■ SIMILAR TO: long for, yearn for hunger is a good sauce Food tastes better when one is hungry. Don't worry too much about what to feed the hikers. Hunger is a good sauce, and they're going to love whatever you serve them. hunger is the best spice Food tastes better when one is hungry. Don't worry too much about what to feed the hikers. Hunger is the best spice, and they're going to love whatever you serve them. hunger for (something) To have an intense desire, yearning, or need for something. Even from a young age he hungered for knowledge, devouring any he could get his hands on. Growing up in such a small, secluded town, I constantly hungered for romance and adventure. (strictly) from hunger Of very poor quality; terrible. His first novel showed a lot of promise, but his second one was really from hunger. The plot is nonexistent, the acting is mediocre at best, and the jokes are strictly from hunger. Don't waste your time or your money on this stinker. from hunger Not very good, interesting, or appealing. That dumb show is just from hunger—usually, there's something better on TV. hunger after (something) To strongly desire something. Want to stop at McDonald's? I'm hungering after some of their fries. If she's not hungering after a medal, there's no way she'll be able to beat her fellow competitors. hunger is the best sauce Food tastes better when one is hungry. Don't worry too much about what to feed the hikers. Hunger is the best sauce, and they're going to love whatever you serve them. hunger after something Fig. to crave for something, not necessarily food. I hunger after some old-fashioned gospel music. Mary hungered after something fattening, such as ice cream or even a baked potato with sour cream. hunger for someone or something to desire someone or something; to yearn for someone or something. I hunger for you. I want you madly. He looked at the cake and you could see he was hungering for it. The prisoner was consumed with a hunger for freedom. Hunger is the best sauce. Prov. Everything tastes especially good when you are hungry, because you are so eager to eat it. After our twenty-mile hike, we stopped at a little roadside restaurant. It may have been that they made the most delicious food in the world there, or it may have been that hunger was the best sauce. (strictly) from hunger Sl. very mediocre; acceptable only when nothing else is available. This kind of entertainment is from hunger. The singer was strictly from hunger. (strictly) from hunger mod. very strange; acceptable only when nothing else is available. The singer was strictly from hunger. from hunger verb See strictly from hunger
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