aggressively

/uh-gres-iv-lee/US // əˈgrɛs ɪv li //

积极地,有攻击性的,咄咄逼人,有侵略性的

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : in an aggressive, militant, or menacing manner: The orders were to root out the entrenched rebels, swiftly and aggressively.
- : in a highly competitive manner; with an aggressive effort to win: The series was aggressively played by both teams.
- : in a vigorously or forcefully enterprising manner; ambitiously: an aggressively marketed line of cosmetics.
- : in a pushy or boldly assertive manner: They continue to lobby aggressively for a safer workplace.
- : Medicine/Medical. in a rapid and vigorous, highly invasive manner: The cancer has aggressively branched out to his lower intestine.in a highly potent, therapeutic, but risky manner, intended to destroy malignancy: Can the treatment aggressively target the tumor without harming healthy tissue?
- : with an undesirable tendency to spread rapidly, especially where unwanted: Wild lotuses have aggressively flourished in both ponds, much to the dismay of local canoeists.

Examples

Management, its legal counsel and an outside law firm hired by the Audit Committee have argued aggressively that the personnel moves were perfectly legal, and that the auditor came to false conclusions.
This will lead them to aggressively remove content that might displease the government, and they will police users for improper posts.
As the party was being broken up, he saw a police officer aggressively questioning a teenage attendee and stepped in to help her, he said.
However, now is the time to repurpose all the content or videos that you have created before and utilize them for aggressively claiming the YouTube business space for your industry.
It began aggressively adding “Chipotlanes,” drive-thru lanes exclusively for picking up digital orders.
Nothing in it was meant to change the basic operations of the capitalist economy or to intervene aggressively in class relations.
Democrats need to respond aggressively to the crony capitalism practiced by many Republicans, particularly regarding Wall Street.
In lieu of this, dispensaries are getting aggressively green on their websites.
Reid aggressively raises money for Senate Majority PAC, which has spent $39 million on attack ads alone this cycle.
NBC reportedly aggressively courted The Daily Show host to front Meet The Press.
His scraggly beard was thrust forward , and his deep-set eyes fairly blazed between narrowed lids.

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Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : in an aggressive, militant, or menacing manner: The orders were to root out the entrenched rebels, swiftly and aggressively.
- : in a highly competitive manner; with an aggressive effort to win: The series was aggressively played by both teams.
- : in a vigorously or forcefully enterprising manner; ambitiously: an aggressively marketed line of cosmetics.
- : in a pushy or boldly assertive manner: They continue to lobby aggressively for a safer workplace.
- : Medicine/Medical. in a rapid and vigorous, highly invasive manner: The cancer has aggressively branched out to his lower intestine.in a highly potent, therapeutic, but risky manner, intended to destroy malignancy: Can the treatment aggressively target the tumor without harming healthy tissue?
- : with an undesirable tendency to spread rapidly, especially where unwanted: Wild lotuses have aggressively flourished in both ponds, much to the dismay of local canoeists.

Examples

Management, its legal counsel and an outside law firm hired by the Audit Committee have argued aggressively that the personnel moves were perfectly legal, and that the auditor came to false conclusions.

This will lead them to aggressively remove content that might displease the government, and they will police users for improper posts.

As the party was being broken up, he saw a police officer aggressively questioning a teenage attendee and stepped in to help her, he said.

However, now is the time to repurpose all the content or videos that you have created before and utilize them for aggressively claiming the YouTube business space for your industry.

It began aggressively adding “Chipotlanes,” drive-thru lanes exclusively for picking up digital orders.

Nothing in it was meant to change the basic operations of the capitalist economy or to intervene aggressively in class relations.

Democrats need to respond aggressively to the crony capitalism practiced by many Republicans, particularly regarding Wall Street.

In lieu of this, dispensaries are getting aggressively green on their websites.

Reid aggressively raises money for Senate Majority PAC, which has spent $39 million on attack ads alone this cycle.

NBC reportedly aggressively courted The Daily Show host to front Meet The Press.

His scraggly beard was thrust forward , and his deep-set eyes fairly blazed between narrowed lids.