英[ɡriːd]美[ɡriːd]
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g(音似：疾)+reed→贪婪是一种顽疾。[仅供参考，如有错误请纠错]
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noun(名词)
小知识
Greed is an overwhelming urge to have more of something, usually more than you really need. Watching kids at a birthday party furiously grabbing for candy from a pi?ata, you might find yourself surprised at their greed.
Greed is often connected with money, a desire to acquire as much of it as possible, but it can refer to that kind of urge toward anything, like food or material possessions. When you see greed, it's an ugly thing, whether you're observing a greedy person or the greed of a huge company that treats its workers badly in order to make more money. Greed comes from the Old English gr?dig, or “voracious,” which means “always hungry for more.”