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voraciously

/vəˈreɪ.ʃəs.li/

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adverb

/vəˈreɪ.ʃəs.li/C1formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «очень голодно или жадно» или «с большой страстью и энтузиазмом». Часто используется для описания еды с сильным аппетитом, но также может применяться метафорически к чтению, обучению или потреблению чего-либо с большим рвением.

An adverb meaning "in a very hungry or greedy manner" or "with great eagerness and enthusiasm." It is often used to describe eating with intense appetite, but can also be applied metaphorically to reading, learning, or consuming something with great zeal.

  1. Eating greedilyB2formal

    In a manner that shows a huge appetite or eagerness to consume food.

    ruЖадно

    • The wolf ate voraciously after days without food.
    • He devoured the meal voraciously, barely pausing to breathe.
    • The children ate voraciously, finishing all the snacks in minutes.

    Synonymsgluttonouslygreedilyhungrilyravenouslywolfishly

  2. Reading or learning eagerlyB2formal

    In a manner that shows great eagerness or enthusiasm for knowledge or information.

    ruЖадно

    • She reads voraciously, finishing several books each week.
    • He voraciously studied the ancient texts for his research.
    • The student voraciously absorbed every detail of the lecture.

    Synonymsavidlyeagerlygreedilyhungrilyinsatiablyravenouslythirstily

    Antonymsapatheticallydisinterestedlyindifferentlyreluctantlyunenthusiastically

Forms
  • more voraciously comparative form
  • most voraciously superlative form
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