hankering 的定义
- a longing; craving.
hankering 近义词
strong desire
更多hankering例句
- Isaacman, the 37-year-old billionaire founder of online payment processing provider Shift4 payments, is a private pilot who always had a hankering to go to space.
- Some would no doubt keep dancing as they waited for the L train, hankering for the next episode of Morning Gloryville.
- Indeed, this is not the kind of shop that would appeal to the 50-something woman with a hankering for flash and sizzle.
- But Israelis and Palestinians don't vote in U.S. elections, whether they're hankering for peace or not.
- Why go patrolling with a nine-millimeter pistol if you are not angrily hankering to use it?
- Food Destination Hankering for some sun and sand right here in the States?
- He had seen men in that mood before, and he had no hankering for trouble which is vastly easier to start than it is to stop.
- There's the widow Babbage, down to Dock: she always had a hankering for you.
- Anyhow Im not hankering to go pushin on with that redoubt bunch shootin holes in my back, which theyd surely do.
- I have always had a hankering after this sort of life, and I find it was a true instinct of what would suit me.
- Wagner still had a hankering after imposing spectacle and brilliant choral writing.