avid

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishavidav‧id /ˈævɪd/ adjective [only before noun] ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingdoing something as much as possible SYN keen an avid collector of old jazz records an avid readerExamples from the Corpusavid• His ballgame companion, Marge Locke, is just as avid a fan.• Tim's father is an avid collector of old blues and jazz records.• Factors fueling the avid interest in e-commerce run the gamut of the business process.• As a keen writer and avid newspaper reader, Jenny had always wanted to be a journalist.• He took avid notes as Father Campbell outlined the program for the week.• His own father had been an avid ornithologist, so his aunt had told him.Origin avid (1700-1800) French avide, from Latin avidus, from avere; → AVARICE

单词	avid
释义	avid From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishavidav‧id /ˈævɪd/ adjective [only before noun] ENJOY/LIKE DOING somethingdoing something as much as possible SYN keen an avid collector of old jazz records an avid readerExamples from the Corpusavid• His ballgame companion, Marge Locke, is just as avid a fan.• Tim's father is an avid collector of old blues and jazz records.• Factors fueling the avid interest in e-commerce run the gamut of the business process.• As a keen writer and avid newspaper reader, Jenny had always wanted to be a journalist.• He took avid notes as Father Campbell outlined the program for the week.• His own father had been an avid ornithologist, so his aunt had told him.Origin avid (1700-1800) French avide, from Latin avidus, from avere; → AVARICE
随便看	in depth research etc in depth study etc in descending order in descending order in descending order (of something) in descending order of in despair in detail in detention in detox in development in dielief in diet in different shapes and sizes in different sizes in difficulty in digs in direct contradiction to in direction in dirt in disapproval in disarray in disgrace in disguise in disgust