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How is 不肯 (bù kěn) used in a sentence?

个学生

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不肯 (bù kěn) is used to express refusal or unwillingness to do something. For example, one might say 他不肯去参加聚会 (tā bù kěn qù cānjiā jùhuì) meaning "He refused to go to the party". It is the opposite of 愿意 (yuànyì) which means "willing, be willing to". For example, one might say 他愿意去参加聚会 (tā yuànyì qù cānjiā jùhuì) meaning "He was willing to go to the party".

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The difference between 不要 (bú yào), 不想 (bù xiǎng), and 不肯 (bù kěn) lies in the intensity and context of expressing the intention of not wanting or refusing something.

- 不要 (bú yào): Expresses a strong intention of not wanting something or not wanting to do something.

- 不想 (bù xiǎng): Indicates a weaker intention or preference not to do something, expressing a wish or plan but in a less forceful manner.

- 不肯 (bù kěn): Conveys a strong refusal or unwillingness to do something, highlighting determination or reluctance.

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