greedily 的定义
greed·i·er, greed·i·est.
- excessively or inordinately desirous of wealth, profit, etc.; avaricious: the greedy owners of the company.
- having a strong or great desire for food or drink.
- keenly desirous; eager: greedy for praise.
greedily 近义词
等同于 selfishly
greedily 的近义词 7 个
更多greedily例句
- In 2017, the bubble was inflated by so-called Initial Coin Offerings, which saw hucksters sell mostly worthless new currencies to a greedy and gullible public, and then plow the profits back into Bitcoin.
- John Mackey, in a burst of typical authenticity, called the hedge fund “greedy bastards.”
- The more punitive might argue that it was fit punishment for a writer who admits to being “greedily visual.”
- I could see Laila's eyes widen as she greedily fed on the male.
- Out upon the linoleum 29 rolled the glistening coinsseveral of them gold piecesthat Jess had noted so greedily in the egg store.
- There were bright blankets and shawls, the latter greedily eyed by every Indian woman who came into the store.
- Listen, Mr. Garford, said Drinkwater desperately, his eyes flashing greedily with the thought of escaping commissions.
- The fevered mules plunged in headlong and drank greedily; the riders were perforce obliged to slake their thirst after them.
- They "supped full of horrors," and listened greedily to tales of death, which served to weaken and terrify.