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keen

/kiːn/

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adjective

/kiːn/B1formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который очень заинтересован, стремится или полон энтузиазма по поводу чего-либо.

Describes someone who is very interested, eager, or enthusiastic about something.

  1. Eager or enthusiasticB1formalbritish

    Having a strong interest or desire to do something.

    ruСтремящийся

    • She is keen to learn new languages.
    • He is a keen supporter of the local football team.
    • They are keen on joining the expedition.

    Synonymsardentavideagerenthusiasticexcitedexhilaratedferventinterestedpassionatezealous

    Antonymsapatheticdisinterestedindifferentreluctantunenthusiastic

  2. Sharp or acuteB2formal

    Having a sharp edge or point; also used for senses or intellect.

    ruОстрый

    • The knife has a keen blade.
    • She has a keen sense of smell.
    • His keen mind solved the puzzle quickly.

    Synonymsacutecuttingedgedincisivepenetratingpointedrazor-sharpsharp

    Antonymsbluntdullobtuse

  3. Intense or strongB2formal

    Used to describe feelings or competition that are very strong.

    ruСильный

    • There is keen competition for the scholarship.
    • He felt a keen sense of disappointment.
    • The debate was marked by keen interest from the audience.

    Synonymsacuteardentburningdeepfierceintensepassionatepowerfulprofoundsharpstrongvehement

    Antonymsfaintmildweak

Forms
  • keener comparative form
  • keenest superlative form
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noun

/kiːn/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее громкое, заунывное причитание или погребальную песнь, исполняемую на похоронах, традиционно связанную с ирландскими и шотландскими обычаями оплакивания.

A noun referring to a loud, wailing lament or dirge sung at a funeral, traditionally associated with Irish and Scottish mourning customs.

  1. Funeral lamentC2formal

    A loud, mournful song or wail traditionally performed at a funeral, especially in Irish or Scottish culture.

    ruПлач

    • The mourners raised a keen for the deceased elder.
    • She remembered her grandmother's keen at the burial ceremony.
    • The traditional keen echoed through the hillside graveyard.
    • The village women joined their voices in a haunting keen.

    Synonymscoronachdirgeelegylamentrequiemthrenodyululationwail

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verb

/kiːn/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий громко рыдать или причитать, особенно в горе или трауре; также используется для описания резкого, высокого звука.

A verb meaning to wail or lament loudly, especially in grief or mourning; also used to describe a sharp, high-pitched sound.

  1. Wail in griefC2formalbritish

    To make a loud, high-pitched, mournful sound, especially at a funeral or in mourning.

    ruПричитать

    • The women keened loudly at the funeral.
    • She keened for her lost husband all night.
    • The mourners keened in unison as the coffin was lowered.

    Synonymscrygrievehowllamentmournsobwailweep

    Antonymscelebraterejoice

Forms
  • keened past participle
  • keened past simple
  • keening present participle
  • keens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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