ねっしん
Meanings
Adjective (な)
Noun
1. zealous; enthusiastic; ardent; fervent; keen; eager
I see, you're enthusiastic.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
hardworking; studious
of inquiring mind; eager to study; enthusiastic in studying
indifference; lack of enthusiasm; inattentiveness
Examples (32 in total)
I see, you're enthusiastic.
You're really dedicated to your work.
He is keen on science.
He is keen on soccer.
Ken is an eager student.
He is enthusiastic about tennis.
Nancy studied hard.
He is working intently.
How hard they work!
You must study hard.
I work hard in the garden.
Being diligent in one's work is quite a good thing.
Most students study hard.
I worked hard day after day.
She played the piano with enthusiasm.
He should have worked harder.
She is a student who studies very hard.
I worked as hard as possible.
She must have worked very hard.
I work hard in the garden in the morning.
The nurse in the 4th department is very enthusiastic.
In his younger days he worked very hard.
If you study hard, you will become a good student.
This book is a result of his enthusiastic research.
I studied hard in order to pass the examination.
Ken didn't work hard enough, so he failed the exam.
She is a strenuous supporter of women's rights.
He says that he will study English harder.
I saw her doing that with enthusiasm.
The workers in the factory were forced to work hard to improve the products.
In my class I noticed a girl student who was particularly intent on studying Chinese.
It's just that I was no longer as enthusiastic about running the shop as I used to be.