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- 强烈
- [qiángliè]
- keen
- 爱好
- [àihào]
- 砺(礪)
- [lì]
- 1. A rough hone; a fine-grained whetstone for giving a keen edge to a cutting tool.
- 2. To sharpen (a knife).
- 3. To cultivate (character).
- 剡
- [yǎn]
- 1. To cut.
- 2. Sharp, keen.
- exuberant spirits; exhilaration; keen interest
- 1. a person keen on petty gain
- 2. a stingy person; niggard
- 3. an idle chatterer; windbag
- (of senses or insight) keen; sharp
- eager to get things on the cheap; keen on gaining petty advantages
- enthusiasm; keen interest
- have sharp eyes and keen ears; be observant and alert
- be sharp-eyed; have sharp eyes; have keen sight
- be sharp-eyed (or sharp-sighted); have sharp eyes; have keen sight
- be keen on face-saving; care much about one's reputation
- be keen on face-saving; be anxious to keep up appearances
- ability to appreciate a person's character and capability; a keen insight into a person's character
- 基恩
- [jī'ēn]
- 1. Kean
- 2. Keane
- 3. Keen
- 4. Keene
- To like drinking very much; to be specially keen on drinking.
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