第三人称复数：hopefuls
形容词
1. He was hopeful that he would win.
他抱有胜利的希望。
2. We had a hopeful beginning.
我们的开端充满希望。
3. I am hopeful that she will come tomorrow.
我对她明天要来抱着希望。
名词
1. He is a young hopeful.
他是有希望获得成功的年轻人。
1. 希望的：Freire著作之所以持续受到欢迎,作者认为有部份原因是来自他著作中深刻的充满希望的(hopeful)特质. 从Freire晚期的著作<
2. 有希望的：hope 希望 | hopeful 有希望的 | hopeless 绝望的
3. 满怀希望：high 高尚 | hopeful 满怀希望 | hot 热情
4. 有希望当选的人：hearing(美)听证会 | hopeful有希望当选的人 | impeach检举,弹劾
1. (人)抱有希望的，满怀希望的
If you are hopeful, you are fairly confident that something that you want to happen will happen.
e.g. I am hopeful this misunderstanding will be rectified very quickly...
我相信这个误会将很快得到纠正。
e.g. Surgeons were hopeful of saving the sight in Sara's left eye.
外科医生有信心保住萨拉左眼的视力。
2. （征兆、事件等）给人以希望的
If something such as a sign or event is hopeful, it makes you feel that what you want to happen will happen.
e.g. The result of the election in is yet another hopeful sign that peace could come to the Middle East.
已出炉的选举结果再次显示在中东实现和平是有希望的。
e.g. ...hopeful forecasts that the economy will improve.
认为经济会改善的鼓舞人心的预测
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3. （行动）被寄予希望的
A hopeful action is one that you do in the hope that you will get what you want to get.
e.g. We've chartered the aircraft in the hopeful anticipation that the government will allow them to leave.
我们已经包租了那架飞机，希望政府会对他们放行。
4. 希望获得成功的人
If you refer to someone as a hopeful, you mean that they are hoping and trying to achieve success in a particular career, election, or competition.
e.g. His soccer skills continue to be put to good use in his job as football coach to young hopefuls.
他的球技在他给这些希望成为明日之星的年轻人担任教练的过程中继续发挥出很大作用。
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1. Raikkonen was second to revive McLaren with their first podium finish of the season, while Rubens Barrichello held off BAR's British hopeful Jenson Button for third place.
2. Rihanna was so moved by an emotional letter sent by an Olympic hopeful battling leukaemia she is trying to help him find a donor.
3. " Negotiations are under way and we are still hopeful they will succeed, " he said by telephone from an undisclosed location.
4. Officials said they were hopeful many settlers would leave the area before the deadline, but also issued a stern warning of tough action against anyone who resists.
5. The presidential hopeful made a cameo appearance at the beginning of the show, with Tina Fey reprising her memorable impersonation of Palin.
6. But a new law which came into effect on December 1, has left one campaigner hopeful about the wall's future.
7. Major Chinese ports are hopeful that rising domestic trade volumes would help them counter the continuous contractions in cargo throughput for overseas markets.
8. May experts carry forward research in TCM with innovative minds, and offer a new and hopeful path to the health of mankind.
9. Bush planned to show sympathy for the misery brought on by the killer storm while charting a hopeful vision for the future.
10. The idea behind the service is for faithful Christians to wait and watch, hopeful and confident that Christ will return at midnight.
noun
1. an ambitious and aspiring young person
e.g. a lofty aspirant
two executive hopefuls joined the firm
the audience was full of Madonna wannabes
adj
1. full or promise
e.g. had a bright future in publishing
the scandal threatened an abrupt end to a promising political career
a hopeful new singer on Broadway
2. having or manifesting hope
e.g. a line of people hopeful of obtaining tickets
found a hopeful way of attacking the problem