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| 1. | Be impatient to; be desperate to |
| 迫不及待的 |
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| 2. | They snapped at the offer. |
| 他们迫不及待地接受该提议。 |
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| 3. | as weeks passed without his return, they must have grown worried, then anxious, and finally resigned（接受事实 |
| 但是好几个礼拜过去，他还没有回来，他们一定会担心，然后焦虑，最后只有认命。 |
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| 4. | Impatient to begin. |
| 迫不及待地开始 |
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| 5. | It is usually the only acceptable（ a.可接受的） proof of the expense, and the employee must turn it in to |
| 通常是惟一被认可的花销凭据，员工必须要拿它报销。 |
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| 6. | I don't wonder at his jumping at the offer. |
| 他迫不及待地接受该提议，我对此并不感到惊奇。 |
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| 7. | Can't wait, time doesn't allow |
| 迫不及待 |
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| 8. | One can't wait to get into office and the other can't wait to get out of the office. |
| 一个迫不及待想就任（统）另一个迫不及待想下班。 |
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| 9. | hurriedly; in haste; Brook on delay |
| 迫不及待 |
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| 10. | To make a beeline for something |
| 迫不及待，走捷径，抄近路 |
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| -- 来源 -- 这句中文，英语怎么说？ - 13 To make a beeline for something |
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