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bù kěn
v. refuse, be unwilling to
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How is 不肯 (bù kěn) used in a sentence?
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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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