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gusto n.爱好；嗜好；由衷的高兴 (1) 他兴致勃勃地开始作画。(2) 他们大吃大喝。(3) 该地区大部分国家曾由衷地拥护全球化。(4) 人们注意到了每位学生的努力,并由衷地为他们喝彩。 Since the seventeenth century gusto has been helping English speakers describe things that are done with vigor and enthusiasm. Gusto is Italian for “taste,” and its Italian origins are evident both in its spelling, with its “o” ending, and its sense of “a taste for life." Use this word to describe vigorous activities — you probably wouldn’t "take a nap with gusto," even if you really enjoy napping. You're more likely to score goals and dance the Macarena with gusto.

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英 ['ɡʌstəʊ] 美 ['ɡʌstoʊ] (1) He started painting with great gusto.(2) They attacked their meal with gusto.(3) Much of the region had embraced globalisation with gusto.(4) Each student's effort was well noted and applauded with great gusto. You can do many things with gusto, or hearty enthusiasm, whether it's eating a steak, playing table tennis, or cheering on your favorite team. Some people live their whole lives with gusto. 1[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]（做某事的）热情，兴致，精力 If you do something with gusto, you do it with energetic and enthusiastic enjoyment.   [usu with N]  [approval]Hers was a minor part, but she played it with gusto.她演的是个小角色，但是演得很投入。

英语单词	gusto
英美音标	英 ['ɡʌstəʊ] 美 ['ɡʌstoʊ]
中文释义	n.爱好；嗜好；由衷的高兴
英语例句	(1) He started painting with great gusto. (2) They attacked their meal with gusto. (3) Much of the region had embraced globalisation with gusto. (4) Each student's effort was well noted and applauded with great gusto.
中文例句	(1) 他兴致勃勃地开始作画。 (2) 他们大吃大喝。 (3) 该地区大部分国家曾由衷地拥护全球化。 (4) 人们注意到了每位学生的努力,并由衷地为他们喝彩。
vocabulary简明	You can do many things with gusto, or hearty enthusiasm, whether it's eating a steak, playing table tennis, or cheering on your favorite team. Some people live their whole lives with gusto.
vocabulary扩展	Since the seventeenth century gusto has been helping English speakers describe things that are done with vigor and enthusiasm. Gusto is Italian for “taste,” and its Italian origins are evident both in its spelling, with its “o” ending, and its sense of “a taste for life." Use this word to describe vigorous activities — you probably wouldn’t "take a nap with gusto," even if you really enjoy napping. You're more likely to score goals and dance the Macarena with gusto.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]（做某事的）热情，兴致，精力 If you do something with gusto, you do it with energetic and enthusiastic enjoyment. [usu with N] [approval] Hers was a minor part, but she played it with gusto. 她演的是个小角色，但是演得很投入。

Gusto Great Things Describe Italian 英 ɡʌstəʊ] 美 ɡʌstoʊ