Pronunciation: /ˈiɡər ˈbiːvər/
noun a person who is very enthusiastic and hardworking
A1 My little brother is such an eager beaver when it comes to helping with chores.
A2 The new intern at the office is always the first to arrive and the last to leave - a real eager beaver.
B1 She's known as the eager beaver of the team, always eager to take on new projects and challenges.
B2 The eager beaver student finished the assignment well before the deadline.
C1 The eager beaver entrepreneur was always looking for new opportunities to expand her business.
C2 His reputation as an eager beaver in the industry helped him secure a promotion.
adjective showing keen interest or enthusiasm
A1 My friend is an eager beaver when it comes to helping others.
A2 The new intern is such an eager beaver, always finishing tasks ahead of schedule.
B1 She's known as the office eager beaver because she's always the first one to arrive and the last one to leave.
B2 The eager beaver student finished the project in record time, impressing the entire class.
C1 The eager beaver entrepreneur was constantly coming up with new ideas to grow her business.
C2 Despite his eager beaver attitude, he always took the time to mentor and guide his colleagues.
formal The eager beaver arrived at the office before anyone else, ready to start the day.
informal Don't be such an eager beaver, the meeting doesn't start for another hour.
slang That eager beaver is always trying to impress the boss.
figurative She's such an eager beaver when it comes to volunteering for extra work.
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