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渴望 (kě wàng) is commonly used to express a strong desire for something. It is often used to describe a longing for something that is out of reach, such as a dream or a goal. For example, it can be used to express a desire for success, love, or a better life. It can also be used to express a longing for something that has been lost, such as a loved one or a past experience. 渴望 (kě wàng) can also be used to express a strong desire for something that is within reach, such as a new job or a new home.
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渴望 (kě wàng) is used to express a strong desire or longing for something. It is usually used in the form of a verb, such as 渴望 (kě wàng) 得到 (dé dào) or 渴望 (kě wàng) 知道 (zhī dào). For example, one might say 我渴望 (wǒ kě wàng) 得到 (dé dào) 一份新工作 (yī fèn xīn gōng zuò) to express a strong desire to get a new job.
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渴求 (kě qiú): to long for, to crave; this phrase is similar to 渴望, but implies a stronger desire.
渴望之心 (kě wàng zhī xīn): a longing heart; this phrase is used to describe a person who is eager for something.
渴望得到 (kě wàng dé dào): to long for something to be obtained; this phrase is used to describe a person who is hoping to get something.
渴望成功 (kě wàng chéng gōng): to long for success; this phrase is used to describe a person who is hoping to achieve success.
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