Definition
enthusiastic: excited, spirited, looking forward to something
enthusiastic is generally followed by the preposition "about":
I am enthusiastic about our new project in Siberia; I am so excited!
an (opera) enthusiast: an (opera) fan, lover, devotee
Pronunciation examples
UK: My boss was very enthusiastic about my decision to leave the company.
US: Chris is a sports enthusiast - she loves anything with balls.
- "Philip Cheeter in sales, who seemed very enthusiastic, and many other persons as well."
- "Authorities suspect the balloon was commandeered by a passenger, eccentric fragrance enthusiast Bruno Delavigne at approximately 11:30 pm."
- "Hello Current Events Enthusiasts!"
- "According to unnamed sources, the hot air balloon was commandeered by eccentric fragrance enthusiast Bruno Delavigne at approximately 11:30 pm."
- "Art enthusiasts are reported to be very enthusiastic about the upcoming show."
- "Art enthusiasts are reported to be very enthusiastic about the upcoming show."
- "Emcee : Good evening camel enthusiasts!"
- "PS: The one shareholder who decided to defect is Bobby Ray McDonald, a 74-year old retired army lieutenant and gun enthusiast from Jericho, Texas."
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