Noun (abbreviation for noun) hunger; Famine; Hunger; Appetite; Appetite; Desire (sth), desire.

(make) hungry; Desire.

[example] the organization is committed to alleviating the world? Hunger? And then what? Illness.

This organization is committed to reducing hunger and disease in the world.

[Others] The third person singular: the hungry.

Hunger usage

Hunger can be used as a noun

Hunger basically means "hungry, hungry", which means feeling uncomfortable in the stomach because there is no food to satisfy hunger. Hunger can also refer to "desire", which means that you want to get or have something very strongly.

Hunger is an abstract noun, uncountable, generally not modified by numerals or indefinite article A, and has no plural form. When expressing a specific wish, it is often followed by the preposition for.

Hunger's explanation of "desire" is often followed by the preposition for, which means "desire for ..."

Hunger is used as a noun.

He stole because of hunger. He was forced to steal because of hunger.

I have experienced the pain of hunger. I have experienced the torture of hunger.

His thirst for knowledge drove him to the library.

Hunger can be used as a verb

Hunger, when used as a verb, means "(make) hungry", refers to craving for food to meet urgent nutritional needs, or refers to asking for a certain food to meet taste. Extension can mean "desire".

Hunger can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a noun or pronoun is the object.

"Hunger" is often followed by the preposition for or after, which means "eager for …"