肯
Traditional 肎
Meaning
CC-CEDICTkěn 肯
- to agree; to consent
- to be willing to
kěn 肎
- old variant of 肯
In a conversation
0:23 cartoonSwimming lesson
- Liangliang
灯灯,我想学游泳,你肯教我吗?
Dengdeng, I want to learn to swim. Are you willing to teach me?
- Dengdeng
我肯啊,可是你肯下水吗?
I'm willing, but are you willing to get in the water?
- Liangliang
我不肯,水太冷了。
I'm not willing. The water is too cold.
- Dengdeng
那我也不肯教,在岸上怎么教?
Then I'm not willing to teach either. How can I teach from the shore?
- Liangliang
好,我肯下水,但只肯下一只脚。
Okay, I'll get in, but only one foot.
- Dengdeng
行,今天先教你的一只脚。
Fine, today I'll teach just your one foot first.
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In a sentence
2 examples他起初不肯承认自己的错误。
At first he was unwilling to admit his mistake.
只要你肯努力,就一定能进步。
As long as you are willing to work hard, you will surely make progress.
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