go-getter

英 [ˈɡəʊ ɡetə(r)]

美 [ˈɡoʊ ɡetər]

n. (尤指商业上的)实干家，志在必得的人

复数：go-getters　

牛津词典

noun

（尤指商业上的）实干家，志在必得的人
a person who is determined to succeed, especially in business

精力充沛的人；渴望成功的人
If someone is ago-getter, they are very energetic and eager to succeed.

noun

Are you the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed North American go-getter?
你是那种机警能干的美国人？
The research found that the 76 percent who kept a go-getter attitude during the job hunt found a job after four months.
该研究发现，那些拥有积极心态的求职者，在求职四个月后，有76%的人找到了工作。
Larry wants to marry a girl who's a real go-getter.
想于一位能干而又有进取心的姑娘结婚。
My guessing for the result is the girl in this book is going to be a go-getter at last.
我猜最后的结果就是这本书里面的小女孩最后会变得能干又上进。
He is an aggressive businessman-a real go-getter.
他是个积极的生意人-一个真正赚钱的能手。
Stone is a go-getter. He'll make an excellent student body president.
世通是一个精力充沛、积极肯干的人，他会成为一个优秀的学生会主席。
The governor of the state has always been a go-getter.
州长一直是个积极能干的人。
The longer the ring finger compared to the rest of his hand – particularly the index finger – then the more chance he is the kind of go-getter who makes big money.
比起其他手指来（尤其是食指），无名指越长此人越可能是个干劲十足，能赚大钱的人。
You want to be known as a go-getter who gets the job done well.
你希望人们把你认为是一个能把事情做好的“富有进取心的人”。
It's more about being a go-getter.
其实这更说明一个人能干。