How is the phrase impatient de plonger translated from French to English

Pressé de sauter dans l'eau ou de se lancer dans quelque chose.

Impatient to jump into water or start something.

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English translation
eager to dive

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  • Il se tenait au bord, impatient de plonger. He stood on the edge, eager to dive.

  • Les nageurs semblaient impatients de plonger dans l'eau fraîche. The swimmers looked eager to dive into the cool water.

  • Pourquoi ce garçon est-il si impatient de plonger depuis ce rocher ? Why is the boy so eager to dive from that rock?

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How is “impatient de plonger” translated from French?
“impatient de plonger” translates into English as “eager to dive”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “impatient de plonger” mean?
Meaning of “impatient de plonger”: Pressé de sauter dans l'eau ou de se lancer dans quelque chose. In English — “eager to dive”.
What part of speech is “impatient de plonger”?
“impatient de plonger” is a phrase.
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