Definition of avidly in English:

avidly

adverb ˈavɪdliˈævɪdli

With great interest or enthusiasm.
I came across her avidly reading a magazine
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite prohibitions, Clara continues to read and write avidly throughout her term of service.
- In the decades that followed, manufacturers avidly hunted for ways to boost productivity.
- These images, made into postcards, were avidly collected by Edwardian gents, including Oscar Wilde.
- I don't avidly follow the various economic surveys, many of which seem to be released on an almost daily basis.
- More than 300 million people there take part in some form of sport, and an ever-widening range of sports are followed avidly.
- He is avidly reading up on trends in the retail sector.
- With new paints, dyes, and synthetic fabrics, bright bold color was avidly adopted in all aspects of design.
- For days afterward, people avidly compared how they first heard the news.
- He is one of 12 million people who avidly listen to Spanish-language radio.
- He began to read and go to the theater avidly, but did not become cultured.

Definition of avidly in US English:

avidly

adverbˈævɪdliˈavidlē

With great interest or enthusiasm.
I came across her avidly reading a magazine
Example sentencesExamples
- In the decades that followed, manufacturers avidly hunted for ways to boost productivity.
- He is avidly reading up on trends in the retail sector.
- With new paints, dyes, and synthetic fabrics, bright bold color was avidly adopted in all aspects of design.
- For days afterward, people avidly compared how they first heard the news.
- Despite prohibitions, Clara continues to read and write avidly throughout her term of service.
- More than 300 million people there take part in some form of sport, and an ever-widening range of sports are followed avidly.
- He is one of 12 million people who avidly listen to Spanish-language radio.
- These images, made into postcards, were avidly collected by Edwardian gents, including Oscar Wilde.
- I don't avidly follow the various economic surveys, many of which seem to be released on an almost daily basis.
- He began to read and go to the theater avidly, but did not become cultured.

单词	avidly
释义	Definition of avidly in English: avidly adverb ˈavɪdliˈævɪdli With great interest or enthusiasm. I came across her avidly reading a magazine Example sentencesExamples Despite prohibitions, Clara continues to read and write avidly throughout her term of service. In the decades that followed, manufacturers avidly hunted for ways to boost productivity. These images, made into postcards, were avidly collected by Edwardian gents, including Oscar Wilde. I don't avidly follow the various economic surveys, many of which seem to be released on an almost daily basis. More than 300 million people there take part in some form of sport, and an ever-widening range of sports are followed avidly. He is avidly reading up on trends in the retail sector. With new paints, dyes, and synthetic fabrics, bright bold color was avidly adopted in all aspects of design. For days afterward, people avidly compared how they first heard the news. He is one of 12 million people who avidly listen to Spanish-language radio. He began to read and go to the theater avidly, but did not become cultured. Definition of avidly in US English: avidly adverbˈævɪdliˈavidlē With great interest or enthusiasm. I came across her avidly reading a magazine Example sentencesExamples In the decades that followed, manufacturers avidly hunted for ways to boost productivity. He is avidly reading up on trends in the retail sector. With new paints, dyes, and synthetic fabrics, bright bold color was avidly adopted in all aspects of design. For days afterward, people avidly compared how they first heard the news. Despite prohibitions, Clara continues to read and write avidly throughout her term of service. More than 300 million people there take part in some form of sport, and an ever-widening range of sports are followed avidly. He is one of 12 million people who avidly listen to Spanish-language radio. These images, made into postcards, were avidly collected by Edwardian gents, including Oscar Wilde. I don't avidly follow the various economic surveys, many of which seem to be released on an almost daily basis. He began to read and go to the theater avidly, but did not become cultured.
随便看	with an insufficiency of with an iron hand with an open mind with anticipation with an understanding of with (any or a bit of) luck with any or a bit of luck with (any or a bit of) luck with a passion for with a poker face with apologies to with apologies to with a posh accent with application with apprehension/trepidation with approbation with a ring of truth with a rod of iron with a screw loose with a sixth sense with as much vigour as possible with a sneer with a soft spot for with assurance with a steady pulse