肯定 | kěn dìng | to be certain; to be positive; assuredly; definitely; to give recognition; to affirm; affirmative (answer) | |
宁肯 | nìng kěn | would rather...; it would be better...; would prefer | |
中肯 | zhòng kěn | pertinent; apropos | |
首肯 | shǒu kěn | to give a nod of approval | |
不肯 | bù kěn | not willing |
1 | I wonder when you would have spoken, if I had not asked you! | |
2 | He's too famous to talk to me!" followed quickly by "Oh, look! | |
3 | Elizabeth excused herself as well as she could; said that she had liked him better when they met in Kent than before, and that she had never seen him so pleasant as this morning. | |
4 | If he will help us, so much the better. | |
5 | You should ideally have some experience, or be willing to put in a lot of hours learning at first. |