What does it mean to not be keen on something?

What does it mean to not be keen on something?

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe keen on somebody/somethingbe keen on somebody/somethingBritish English spoken to like someone or something I’m not keen on cabbage. not too/not very/not that keen on something She likes Biology, but she’s not too keen on Physics.

What does keen on me mean?

keen on (someone or something) Especially excited about or interested in someone or something.

Is it keen in or keen on?

Senior Member. It is keen on.

What does Keen mean slang?

The word keen can also be used as a slang term meaning wonderful or splendid, and this is how it’s used in the phrase peachy keen, which is used as an informal and playful way to describe something as excellent or wonderful.

Does keen mean happy?

Keen and eager can be used interchangeably to express that a person wants to do something very much and is happy/excited about it: Sam is really keen to work with you. Sam is really eager to work with you.

What are you keen on doing?

If you are keen on doing something, you very much want to do it. If you are keenthat something should happen, you very much want it to happen.

Is very keen synonym?

OTHER WORDS FOR keen 4 discerning, acute, astute, sagacious, shrewd, clever.

Can you be keen on someone?

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe keen on somebodybe keen on somebodyBritish EnglishLIKE somebody OR something to be sexually attracted to someone → keenExamples from the Corpusbe keen on somebody• She was the Imp Second in the 1st Badgeworth Pack, and was keen on doing her daily good turn.

Is it interested in or interested on?

The preposition of location or time “in” functions to indicate a state of being that someone is metaphorically “inside of.” Less often, we can use the expression “interested to” followed by a verb of perception. “Interested on” is never correct.

How do you use the word Keen?

Keen sentence example

1. He continued to take a keen interest in art and science.
2. He wasn’t too keen on the idea when she first told him about it.
3. He was a fine horseman and keen hunter.
4. She kept a keen eye out for the same kind of weed and was surprised at how much they found.