Pronunciation: /kin/
adjective intense or strong
A1 I am keen to learn how to ride a bike.
A2 She is keen on playing tennis in her free time.
B1 The company is keen to expand its market share in Asia.
B2 He is keen to pursue a career in medicine.
C1 The professor is keen on conducting research in the field of astrophysics.
C2 The artist is keen to explore new techniques in his paintings.
adverb in a keen or sharp manner
A1 She is keen to learn how to ride a bike.
A2 He is keen on trying new foods.
B1 I am keenly interested in the history of ancient civilizations.
B2 The scientist was keenly aware of the potential implications of her research.
C1 The detective was keen to uncover the truth behind the mysterious disappearance.
C2 The CEO was keenly focused on expanding the company's international presence.
formal She has always been keen on pursuing a career in medicine.
informal I'm keen to try out that new restaurant in town.
slang I'm really keen on that new video game.
figurative His keen sense of observation helped him solve the mystery.
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