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8 ago 2013 · For instance; <I'm desperate for money>. <I'm desperate to be wealthy.>. <I'm desperate of being a police.>. In my understanding, Noun is preferable to be followed by "For". Adjective is followed by "to". Verb or clause are followed by "of". Please correct me if I'm wrong.
4 nov 2020 · desperation and desperate are the noun and adjective that have the same semantic meaning. He despairs of [whatever] =to believe he will never be able to [whatever] He is desperate to do [something]. to be desperate : is trying everything by all means to do it. He despairs of finding etc. to despair [of plus verb] : believes he will never find
29 set 2005 · 'Desperate' can mean 'without hope', but it also has a meaning that is becoming more and more common, and that 'despair' doesn't have: in extreme need or want of something. So, you might come in from a tough afternoon fixing the car and say 'God, I'm desperate for a beer'.
31 ago 2020 · They're both perfectly fine. Old-fashioned grammars recommended not placing words between the to and its verb, but infinitive splitting has a long and happy history in English. That said, if this is for schoolwork or publication, ask the professor or publishers about their preferred standards. Thought as much, but since I encountered both cases ...
21 gen 2016 · The context comes from Jane Eyre Chapter 1. He ran headlong at me: I felt him grasp my hair and my shoulder: he had closed with a desperate thing. I really saw in him a tyrant, a murderer. I felt a drop or two of blood from my head trickle down my neck, and was sensible of somewhat pungent suffering: these sensations for the time predominated ...
21 ago 2012 · نادار mean "poor", "indigent". In modern Persian, نادار is used just in the meaning of "moneyless". If you were used محتاج or نيازمند, yes, that was possible to use it as one of the meanings of "desperate", albeit not necessarily its meaning as درمانده. مضطر mean 1.distresses 2.rendered helpless.
8 feb 2012 · India. Feb 8, 2012. #4. Some lines before the original sentences: Basically I can endure more physical pressure than most people can, and I don't get as tired while I am doing it. So I figure maybe that helped me live. I was lucky - I was born with an above-average capacity of breathing. But even so, I was in desperate, sick-fog much of the time.
13 dic 2016 · British English. Dec 13, 2016. #1. ¿Cómo se diría "I'm not that desperate!" en tono humorístico o sarcástico? Por ejemplo, si tu pareja y tu se separó tras una pelea tras otra y luego tu pareja quiere volver a estar juntos y esto es justo lo que te faltaba, puedes decir "I'm not that desperate!". In Spanish would you say No estoy tan ...
1 feb 2009 · I don't understand what "desperate to please" here means, please explain it to me. Thank you very much. "His way of speaking, his whole manner, was like that of a foreigner learning the customs of the country. He resembled more than anything a refugee from some distant place, underfed and desperate to please."
20 ago 2016 · Hola, This is a line from the song "La bicicleta" por Shakira y Carlos Vives. The on line translations say it means "desperate Vallenato" I looked up vallenato and it said it is a type of Colombian folk music. So it would be like a "hopeless or desperate" person who plays that type of...
