单词	yearn
释义	English American yearnverb [ I ] uk/jɜːn/us/jɝːn/ C2 to wish very strongly, especially for something that you cannot have or something that is very difficult to have: Despite his great commercial success he still yearns for critical approval. [ + to infinitive ] Sometimes I just yearn to be alone. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Wanting things ache for sth acquisitive ambitious angle angle for sth aspirant burn fancy finger hang the cost/expense idiom hanker after/for sth have your eye on sth idiom hunger hunger after/for sth set your sights on sth idiom shook sight **sth is calling you idiom straw tempt See more results » yearnverb [ I ] us/jɜrn/ to desire something strongly, esp. something difficult or impossible to obtain:** [ + to infinitive ] Joy yearns to earn enough money from her job as a doctor’s assistant for her to become independent.
随便看	stomachs stomachs stomata stomp stomp stomp on sb/sth stone stone stone age stone broke stone broke stone clad stone cold stone cold sober stone dead stone deaf stone faced stone me stone me! stone sb to death stone the crows stone the crows! stone-age set sb's teeth on edge set sb/sth doing sth