Pronunciation: /ɡʌŋ ˈhoʊ/
adjective enthusiastic or zealous, especially about taking part in something
A1 She was gung ho about joining the school's soccer team.
A2 The new employee was gung ho about learning all the company's procedures.
B1 The team was gung ho about winning the championship this year.
B2 The project manager was gung ho about meeting the deadline and delivering a high-quality product.
C1 The CEO was gung ho about expanding the company's market share in Asia.
C2 The politician was gung ho about implementing new policies to address climate change.
adverb in an enthusiastic or zealous manner
A1 She was gung ho about going to the park.
A2 The team was gung ho to win the championship.
B1 The new employee was gung ho to impress his boss.
B2 The volunteers were gung ho in their efforts to clean up the beach.
C1 The CEO was gung ho about expanding the company globally.
C2 The politician was gung ho in his campaign to reform healthcare policies.
formal The new team leader is very gung ho about implementing the new project management system.
informal My friend is really gung ho about starting his own business.
slang The coach is always gung ho about winning every game.
figurative She was gung ho about pursuing her dreams, no matter the obstacles in her way.
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