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fain

/feɪn/

翻译: 古旧形容词,意为乐意的、高兴的或满意的,常用于诗歌或历史语境中。, 古旧副词,意为“乐意地”“情愿地”或“高兴地”。用于旧时英语,常见于诗歌或文学语境,表达强烈的意愿或乐于做某事。

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adjective

/feɪn/C2formal已废弃
  • zh古旧形容词,意为乐意的、高兴的或满意的,常用于诗歌或历史语境中。

An archaic adjective meaning willing, glad, or pleased, often used in poetic or historical contexts.

  1. Prepared or readyC2formalbritish

    Having made preparations; ready or willing to do something.

    zh愿意的

    • He was fain to accept the challenge.
    • She was fain to leave the party early.
    • They were fain to begin the journey at dawn.

    同义词disposedeagergladinclinedreadywilling

    反义词averseindisposedloathreluctantunwilling

词形
  • fainer comparative form
  • fainest superlative form

adverb

/feɪn/C2formal已废弃
  • zh古旧副词,意为“乐意地”“情愿地”或“高兴地”。用于旧时英语,常见于诗歌或文学语境,表达强烈的意愿或乐于做某事。

An archaic adverb meaning 'gladly,' 'willingly,' or 'with pleasure.' It was used in older English, often in poetic or literary contexts, to express a strong desire or willingness to do something.

  1. Willingly or gladlyC2formalbritish

    In a willing or eager manner; with pleasure.

    zh乐意地

    • He would fain accept the invitation to the royal ball.
    • She fain agreed to help her friend with the difficult task.
    • I would fain go with you, but I have prior commitments.

    同义词cheerfullyeagerlyfreelygladlyhappilyreadilyvoluntarilywillingly

    反义词grudginglyloathlyreluctantlyunwillingly

词形
  • fainer comparative form
  • fainest superlative form