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Translation of eager in Spanish:

eager

Pronunciation /ˈiɡər//ˈiːɡə/

adjective

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    an eager crowd was awaiting her — una multitud impaciente la esperaba
    • an eager young reporter — un joven y entusiasta periodista
    • a mood of eager anticipation — un ambiente de ansiosa expectación
    • she's eager to learn — tiene muchos deseos / muchas ansias de aprender
    • to be eager for sth
    • she is eager for power — tiene muchas ansias / mucha ambición de poder
    • they were eager for revenge/love — tenían sed de venganza/cariño
    • they waited, eager for a glimpse of the star — esperaron, ansiosos por ver a la estrella un momento
    • Time and again, Hendrie warned his side of the danger of being outfought by more eager opponents.
    • He was approached half a dozen times by reporters, all eager for an interview.
    • You let the phone ring twice before answering, lest you appear overly eager.
    • What is it that makes her so eager to please?
    • All were extremely enthusiastic, and eager for everyone on the course to do well.
    • People were so eager to vote that we had to bring in extra ballot boxes and thousands of ballot papers to meet the demand.
    • As Dr. Kramer sees it, a therapist should not be too eager to please.
    • The others were eager for his works, which sold better than those of Rembrandt in his prime.
    • I was fascinated to watch her plying her trade to the many young girls eager for her wares.
    • From this point she is only too eager to turn her talent and visibility into a full time career.
    • The Leigh Centurions captain put eager children through their paces at rugby.
    • People in urgent need of money and eager to make quick profits are lured into them.
    • A questing man eager for new experiences, his first play has just opened in Sao Paulo.
    • He reminded John of an eager child, desperate to please, to prove what he had learned.
    • Pike doesn't know if she'll have a role, but she is eager for them to work together again.
    • I can understand that Blackburn are eager for a reply but I cannot give them my decision yet.
    • Tim sounded eager, and he bounced from his heels to his toes.
    • Obviously they were unable to cope with constant handling by eager visitors.
    • But Phil and his team will bring the plants back to sell to eager Swindon gardeners.
    • I know that young people are eager to find their ways in a more and more open world.