肯

kěn · ken

Traditional 肎

Meaning

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kěn 肯

  1. to agree; to consent
  2. to be willing to

kěn 肎

  1. old variant of 肯 (kěn)

In a sentence

2 examples
01

他(tā)起(qǐ)初(chū)不(bù)肯(kěn)承(chéng)认(rèn)自(zì)己(jǐ)的(de)错(cuò)误(wù)。

At first he was unwilling to admit his mistake.

02

只(zhǐ)要(yào)你(nǐ)肯(kěn)努(nǔ)力(lì),就(jiù)一(yí)定(dìng)能(néng)进(jìn)步(bù)。

As long as you are willing to work hard, you will surely make progress.

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