aggressive
US /əˈɡrɛsɪv/
・UK /əˈgresɪv/
B1 中級英檢中級
adj.形容詞激進
The company has shown aggressive growth since they started
adj.形容詞侵略性的
That aggressive dog needs to be better trained or it will bite someone
adj.形容詞（疾病）快速發展的
The patient was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.
adj.形容詞積極的
The company launched an aggressive marketing campaign.
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【職場攻略】如何讓別人聽你說話！ (How to Get People to Listen to You | The Harvard Business Review Guide)
10:12
- Wordless actions, like aggressive finger pointing
無言行動，如咄咄逼人的手指指著
同事好討人厭怎麼辦？專家教你如何跟無法忍受的人共事！ (How to Work with Someone You Can't Stand: The Harvard Business Review Guide)
08:20
- As long as you can do this without being passive-aggressive, detaching yourself emotionally with a "I don't care attitude," can help neutralize the effect of their irritating behavior on you.
只要你能做到這一點而不是消極攻擊，以「我不在乎的態度」在情感上使自己脫離，就可以幫助抵消他們的惱人行為對你的影響。
- aggressive, detaching yourself emotionally with a "I
咄咄逼人，在情感上以 "我
台灣花旗走入歷史！全球花旗分行紛紛關閉：原因何在？ (Why Citibank Branches Are Closing Around The World)
10:27
- Leading up to the financial crisis, Citigroup was fairly aggressive in loading up on subprime mortgages and other risky assets that soon became toxic.
在金融危機前，花旗銀行相當積極地投資次級貸款和其他風險資產，這些資產很快變成嚴重風險。
- Citigroup was fairly aggressive in loading up
花旗集團相當積極地加載了
