What does 意欲 (iyoku | いよく) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	意欲
	is pronounced
	iyoku \| いよく
	means
	desire, ambition

	Examples:
	しかし、そういうエリート的な女性だけが、就労意欲を持っているわけではない。 shikashi, sōyū erīto teki na josei dake ga, shūrō iyoku o motte iru wake de wa nai. Not only career-minded women have desire to work.
	学校教育の義務的側面は子どもの学習意欲を改善させる様々な研究の多くの取り組みの中ではめったに分析されない。 gakkō kyōiku no gimu teki sokumen wa kodomo no gakushū iyoku o kaizen sa seru samazama na kenkyū no ōku no torikumi no naka de wa mettani bunseki sa re nai. The mandatory character of schooling is rarely analyzed in the multitude of works dedicated to the study of the various ways to develop within children the desire to learn.

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org