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keen
UK
/kiːn/
US
/kin/
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keen
adjective
keener
Comp.
keenest
Super.
UK
/kiːn/
US
/kin/
острый
He has a keen sense of smell.
У него острый нюх.
проницательный
She has a keen mind for solving puzzles.
У нее проницательный ум для решения головоломок.
увлечённый
He is a keen photographer.
Он увлечённый фотограф.
сильный
She felt a keen desire to travel.
Она почувствовала сильное желание путешествовать.
Traductions supplémentaires
интенсивный
резкий
энергичный
страстный
Synonymes
eager
enthusiastic
sharp
intense
acute
perceptive
sensitive
fervent
zealous
Antonymes
dull
blunt
keen
noun
keens
pl
UK
/kiːn/
US
/kin/
Chiefly Irish & Scottish; a lament for the dead
Synonymes
wail
lament
lamentation
keening
ululation
dirge
elegy
threnody
mourning cry
coronach
keen
verb
keened
Past Simple
keened
Past Participle
keening
Gerund
Chiefly Irish & Scottish; to wail in lamentation
Synonymes
wail
lament
mourn
bewail
bemoan
ululate
moan
grieve
lament aloud
Définitions
keen
adjective
Having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm.
She was keen to start her new job and couldn't wait for Monday to arrive.
Sharp or penetrating, in particular.
The keen edge of the knife made it easy to slice through the vegetables.
Highly developed or acute.
His keen sense of smell allowed him to detect the faintest scents in the air.
Intellectually alert or quick-witted.
Her keen mind quickly grasped the complexities of the problem.
Intense or strong, especially in feeling or desire.
He had a keen desire to travel the world and experience different cultures.
(of wind, cold, etc.) Bitterly cold or piercing.
A keen wind swept across the moor and made us shiver.
(US informal, dated) Excellent; very good.
That’s a keen idea—let’s try it!
Competitive or advantageous in terms of cost; low.
They managed to secure the equipment at a keen price.
keen
noun
A wailing lament for the dead, especially in Ireland or Scotland.
The mourners raised a plaintive keen as the coffin was lowered.
keen
verb
To wail or lament loudly, especially for the dead.
The women keened all night for the lost fisherman.
To emit a high-pitched, mournful sound, especially of wind or an instrument.
A cold breeze keened through the cracks in the cabin walls.
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