Pronunciation: /ˈwɪlɪŋ/
noun the state of being willing or ready to do something
A1 I am willing to help you with your homework.
A2 She is willing to try new foods while traveling.
B1 The team members were willing to work overtime to meet the deadline.
B2 The company is willing to invest in new technology to stay competitive.
C1 His willingness to take on challenging projects has earned him a promotion.
C2 The politician's willingness to compromise led to a successful negotiation.
adjective eager or prepared to do something
A1 I am willing to help you with your homework.
A2 She is willing to try new things and explore different cultures.
B1 The company is willing to invest in new technology to improve efficiency.
B2 He is willing to relocate for a better job opportunity.
C1 The politician was willing to compromise in order to reach a consensus.
C2 The athlete is willing to undergo rigorous training to achieve peak performance.
formal She was willing to take on extra responsibilities to help the team meet its deadline.
informal I'm willing to give it a try if you show me how.
slang He's not willing to put in the work to improve his grades.
figurative Sometimes you have to be willing to step out of your comfort zone to grow.
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