坎坷 | kǎn kě | bumpy (of a road); rough (of life); to be down on one's luck; to be full of frustrations and dashed hopes | |
心坎 | xīn kǎn | bottom of one's heart | |
坎肩 | kǎn jiān | sleeveless jacket (usually cotton); Chinese waistcoat | |
布坎南 | bù kǎn nán | Buchanan (surname) | |
门坎 | mén kǎn | variant of 门槛 |
1 | But unlike the capital, Kanpur does not have clean drinking water delivered from upstream. | |
2 | Student: Hi, Mr. Icahn. I have two questions. | |
3 | I have left here in that state before with Chelsea and Inter Milan but that was not the case tonight. | |
4 | Yet many have been unwilling publicly to endorse Mr. Icahn, who, they fear, lacks a specific plan, other than hoping to sell the company to Microsoft. | |
5 | Two months ago, Cambridge held a public forum on race and class at City Hall. It will hold another dialogue on the topic in October with Harvard' s Kennedy School of Government. |