Meaning of 'hungry' in Catalan is: famolenc

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hungry: famolenc

Adjective:

famolenc, buit, voraç, àvid, ànsia, inclinat, anhel, desitjós, famèlic, cobdiciós, agafant, rapinyaire.

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Adjective(1) feeling hunger; feeling a need or desire to eat food(2) (usually followed by `for'

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Adjective(1) feeling hunger; feeling a need or desire to eat food(2) (usually followed by `for'

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(1) The next decade looks to be one that could be characterised by equally greedy shareholders hungry for dividends.(2) If you are hungry for knowledge and entertainment at a price that does not pinch your pocket, then be there at the exhibition.(3) This shouldn't be a problem if you eat only when hungry and only enough to satisfy your hunger.(4) India was desperately hungry for international cricket in those days, but foreign teams were not keen to come here.(5) I know that without help, people in much worse circumstances than I will go hungry .(6) Now he was hungry for intellectual growth, and he wanted to write about his experiences.(7) Players seemingly were hungry for a game as there was a large turnout.(8) Eventually she started to feel hungry , so I took her out to dinner at her favourite Indian restaurant around here.(9) Right from the start he was very up for it, keen to get on with the lads and hungry for success, and he has integrated really well.(10) The aim of this interview is to make me hungry for the job, demanding and keen.(11) The Waterford team lifted their game and were hungry for another goal.(12) That child knew that no one in her country deserves to go hungry .(13) The philosophy is that some smells will stop you from feeling hungry .(14) The world is consuming vast amounts of energy, and it's hungry for even more.(15) They are hungry for knowledge about the art form, eager to meet the artists and find out who they are.(16) I wasn't hungry for more, but had to try one more breakfast item before heading out to work.

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(1) The next decade looks to be one that could be characterised by equally greedy shareholders hungry for dividends.(2) If you are hungry for knowledge and entertainment at a price that does not pinch your pocket, then be there at the exhibition.(3) This shouldn't be a problem if you eat only when hungry and only enough to satisfy your hunger.(4) India was desperately hungry for international cricket in those days, but foreign teams were not keen to come here.(5) I know that without help, people in much worse circumstances than I will go hungry .(6) Now he was hungry for intellectual growth, and he wanted to write about his experiences.(7) Players seemingly were hungry for a game as there was a large turnout.(8) Eventually she started to feel hungry , so I took her out to dinner at her favourite Indian restaurant around here.(9) Right from the start he was very up for it, keen to get on with the lads and hungry for success, and he has integrated really well.(10) The aim of this interview is to make me hungry for the job, demanding and keen.(11) The Waterford team lifted their game and were hungry for another goal.(12) That child knew that no one in her country deserves to go hungry .(13) The philosophy is that some smells will stop you from feeling hungry .(14) The world is consuming vast amounts of energy, and it's hungry for even more.(15) They are hungry for knowledge about the art form, eager to meet the artists and find out who they are.(16) I wasn't hungry for more, but had to try one more breakfast item before heading out to work.

Related Words

(1) very hungry

(2) be hungry

(3) get hungry

(4) feel hungry

(5) go hungry

(6) hungry man

(7) hungry for

Related Words

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(1) very hungry

(2) be hungry

(3) get hungry

(4) feel hungry

(5) go hungry

(6) hungry man

(7) hungry for

Synonyms

Adjective

1. ravenous

2. eager

3. thirsty

Synonyms

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Adjective

1. ravenous

2. eager

3. thirsty

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