enthusiastic
enthusiastic — 形容詞
1. Someone who is enthusiastic shows strong, lively interest in a person, activity,
熱情的
對事物表現出強烈興趣與興奮
Someone who is enthusiastic shows strong, lively interest in a person, activity, or idea, eagerly wanting to take part or learn more.
Leila was so enthusiastic about the school trip that she packed her bag three days early.
Leila 對學校旅行非常熱情,提前三天就把行李打包好了。
enthusiastic + about + noun phrase
The children gave an enthusiastic cheer when the teacher announced a day at the beach.
老師宣布去海邊玩一天時,孩子們發出熱情的歡呼。
attributive: enthusiastic + noun
Despite the rain, the volunteers remained enthusiastic about cleaning up the park.
儘管下著雨,志工們依然熱情地清理公園。
Dr. Okafor's enthusiastic teaching style made even difficult topics feel exciting.
Okafor 博士熱情的教學風格,讓即使困難的主題也變得有趣。
Yusuf received an enthusiastic welcome from his new classmates on his first day.
Yusuf 第一天到校就受到新同學們熱情的歡迎。
- eager
Focuses on impatience or readiness to begin; 'enthusiastic' emphasizes active enjoyment and interest that lasts.
- keen
Common in British English; can be slightly less intense, suggesting strong preference rather than lively excitement.
- passionate
Stronger emotional intensity than 'enthusiastic'; implies deep personal commitment, not just active interest.
- excited
More temporary and event-driven; 'enthusiastic' can describe a stable, ongoing attitude.
- apathetic
Shows a complete lack of interest or concern — opposite of the lively engagement 'enthusiastic' describes.
- indifferent
Not caring one way or the other; milder than apathetic but still opposite to enthusiastic engagement.
文法句型
enthusiastic + about + noun/gerund
enthusiastic + noun
用法筆記
Frequently followed by 'about' + noun or gerund to indicate what sparks the enthusiasm (e.g., enthusiastic about the plan, enthusiastic about joining). Can also appear before a noun attributively (an enthusiastic supporter) or after a linking verb (the audience was enthusiastic).