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Traduzione e definizione

(to be) eager (to do sthg): (essere) ansioso/a, impaziente (di fare qualcosa) adjective
I'm eager to start working today, because I want to finish early. Sono impaziente/ansioso di iniziare a lavorare oggi, perché voglio finire presto.
eagerly: con impazienza, con entusiasmo adverb

Esempi

  • "The people of Cheeterland are eagerly awaiting King Cheeter's new laws."
  • "Vicar : Ladies and gentlemen, we are gathered here today to celebrate the holy matrimony of two young lovers, eager to forge a union in the eyes of God, which is to last forever and ever."
  • "Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here today to celebrate the holy matrimony of two young lovers, eager to forge a union in the eyes of God, which is to last forever and ever."
Esercizio 1
From the list below, choose all the TRUE statements.

(There may be more than one!)

From the list below, choose all the TRUE statements.

(There may be more than one!)
This is a true statement. When Philip says that he was told that Maria was busy, Maria says: "No, no. She got tonight confused with tomorrow night".
Maria actually suggests meeting in the hotel "lobby". The lobby is the entry area of a building, generally located just beyond the front door.
This is a true statement. When Philip proposes dinner, Maria responds: "I'd love to", meaning that she looks forward to meeting Philip for dinner. This tells us that Maria is "eager" to meet Philip, or that she is excited to meet him.
Maria tells Philip that her friend was incorrect or mistaken in saying that Maria was already busy tonight. The purpose of her phone call to Philip is to set up a date with him. Maria doesn't have previous plans for the evening.
Esercizio 2
Which of the following statements best describes Horatio's attitude in this dialogue?

Which of the following statements best describes Horatio's attitude in this dialogue?
Horatio ends the conversation very quickly and it seems clear that he does not want to continue chatting with Bob.
Horatio seems rather anxious or "eager" to end his conversation with Bob and "get back to work", or to start working again.
Horatio actually refuses to go upstairs and visit Bruno's office, so this choice is not appropriate.
Bob never mentions any computer problems in this dialogue. He just says that he is the "computer guy", i.e. the person who works with computers.
Esercizio 3
How would you describe Philip's feelings at the end of the dialogue?

How would you describe Philip's feelings at the end of the dialogue?
Philip's tone of voice is the best indication that he feels embarrassed at the end of the dialogue, because Maria is with another man.
It seems clear that Philip will not see Maria again for quite some time.
It's true that Philip has many fantasies, but at the end of the dialogue, sushi is not even mentioned.
This is an exciting prospect, but Philip is more confused about receiving his undergarments by post, than he is excited by it.
Esercizio 4
"Your consulting work was instrumental."
Bruno is saying that Glenn Thompson's work was .

"I'm reluctant to leave Sydney." "Reluctant" shares a similar meaning with "".
"Your consulting work was instrumental."
Bruno is saying that Glenn Thompson's work was essential 1.

"I'm reluctant to leave Sydney." "Reluctant" shares a similar meaning with "not inclined 2".
1 essential: This is the correct answer. "Instrumental" shares a similar meaning with "essential" or "useful". Example: The doctor served an instrumental role in saving my life after the motor accident. Bruno is telling Garth Ripley that he provided essential help with his consulting work.
1 professional: This is incorrect. "Instrumental" and "professional" do not share the same meaning.
1 musical: This is incorrect. In this context, "instrumental" is not synonymous with "musical". Note that an "instrumental" piece of music is one which just contains instruments, and has no vocals or voices.
1 commendable: This is incorrect. "Instrumental" does not mean "commendable". "Commendable" is synonymous with "deserving or worthy of praise". Example: She is a very commendable worker, and I believe she is the best person for the job.
2 not inclined: This is the correct answer. A "reluctant (person)" is "unwilling" or not "inclined" to do something or "hesitates" to do it. Example: Brian was reluctant to give any more sugar to his horse after it kicked him between his legs.
2 worried: This is incorrect. To be "worried (about something)" is to "concerned or anxious" about it.
2 eager: This is incorrect. To be "eager (to do something)" is show a strong interest or impatience in doing it.
2 unhappy: This is incorrect. "Reluctant" and "unhappy" do not share the same meaning.
Esercizio 5
"Your consulting work was instrumental."
Bruno is saying that Glenn Thompson's work was .

"I'm reluctant to leave Sydney." "Reluctant" shares a similar meaning with "".
"Your consulting work was instrumental."
Bruno is saying that Glenn Thompson's work was essential 1.

"I'm reluctant to leave Sydney." "Reluctant" shares a similar meaning with "not inclined 2".
1 essential: This is the correct answer. "Instrumental" shares a similar meaning with "essential" or "useful". Example: The doctor served an instrumental role in saving my life after the motor accident. Bruno is telling Glenn Thompson that he provided essential help with his consulting work.
1 professional: This is incorrect. "Instrumental" and "professional" do not share the same meaning.
1 musical: This is incorrect. In this context, "instrumental" is not synonymous with "musical". Note that an "instrumental" piece of music is one which just contains instruments, and has no vocals or voices.
1 commendable: This is incorrect. "Instrumental" does not mean "commendable". "Commendable" is synonymous with "deserving or worthy of praise". Example: She is a very commendable worker, and I believe she is the best person for the job.
2 not inclined: This is the correct answer. A "reluctant (person)" is "unwilling" or not "inclined" to do something or "hesitates" to do it. Example: Brian was reluctant to give any more sugar to his horse after it kicked him between his legs.
2 worried: This is incorrect. To be "worried (about something)" is to be "concerned or anxious" about it.
2 eager: This is incorrect. To be "eager (to do something)" is to show a strong interest in it or impatience to do it.
2 unhappy: This is incorrect. "Reluctant" and "unhappy" do not share the same meaning.

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