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• US: /əˈɡɑɡ/
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• UK: /əˈɡɒɡ/
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From Middle English agogge, from Old French en + gogues (“in a merry mood”). See also Italian agognare (“to desire eagerly”).

29 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: napjatý — in eager desire
• Czech: plný očekávání — in eager desire
• Czech: zvědavý — in eager desire
• Czech: natěšený — in eager desire
• German: gespannt — in eager desire
• Italian: eccitato — in eager desire
• Italian: elettrizzato — in eager desire
• Italian: voglioso — in eager desire
• Italian: arrapato — in eager desire
• Polish: podniecony — in eager desire
• Portuguese: ansioso — in eager desire
• Portuguese: curioso — in eager desire
• Spanish: ansioso — in eager desire
• Spanish: curioso — in eager desire
• Swedish: ivrig — in eager desire
• Swedish: spänd förväntan — in eager desire
• Turkish: heyecanlı — in eager desire
• Turkish: müteheyyiç — in eager desire
• French: écarquillé — wide open
• German: weit geöffnet — wide open
• Italian: sgranato — wide open
• Italian: spalancato — wide open
• Italian: sbarrato — wide open
• Swedish: vidöppen — wide open
• French: impatiemment — in a state of high anticipation
• Italian: impazientemente — in a state of high anticipation
• Italian: ansiosamente — in a state of high anticipation
• Italian: non stare nella pelle — in a state of high anticipation
• Portuguese: ansiosamente — in a state of high anticipation