keen awareness
collocation in Englishmeaningsofkeenandawareness
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keen
adjective
uk/kiːn/us/kiːn/
very interested, eager, or wanting (to do) something ...
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awareness
noun[U]
uk/əˈweə.nəs/us/əˈwer.nəs/
knowledge that something exists, or understanding of a situation or subject at the present time based on information ...
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(Definition ofkeenandawarenessfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Most of them reveal akeenawarenessof consumer items available in the market.
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Noticeably, then, some victims possess akeenawarenessof the significance of translation, the challenges of interpretation, and the weightiness of language in general.
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The best thing about this very excellent book is precisely the author'skeenawarenessthat it is not the last word on the subject.
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The plan needs to be implemented withkeenawarenessof the major conceptual hurdles to cross-cultural understanding.
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Among musicians in the 1940s and early 1950s, there was akeenawarenessthat television heralded exciting new possibilities for displaying their talents and reaching the public.
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Adults who do not reenact inadequate parenting appear to have akeenawarenessof how their difficult childhoods influenced their own well-being and potentially could affect their child-rearing behaviors.
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Symons's relation to the music-hall as critic shows akeenawarenessof criticism's power to enhance cultural enfranchisement.
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The introduction also shows akeenawarenessof the limitations and dangers of oral history, although oral history is used to good effect at several points in the book.
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While these young women certainly did not represent the majority, their testimonies reflect akeenawareness of alternative employment possibilities as well as a determination to pursue them.
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He represents a beautiful part of the country, of which he shows akeenawareness.
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Throughout this period there has been akeenawarenessof the need to ensure that legislation recognises the individual's rights and liberties.
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My discussions with arts organisations around the country have indicated akeenawarenessof the role they can play.
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For those groups to be effective, akeenawarenessof local circumstances will be required.
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A year ago, perhaps few of us had anykeenawarenessof cable, of its existing function—largely broadcast relay—or of its future potential in both entertainment and advanced information services.
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Early proceedings indicatekeenawarenessof the dual orientations of the society, both to literature and to anthropology.
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As well as a knowledge of contemporary art, her writing displays akeenawarenessof debates in science, politics and critical theory.
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He was first elected in 1964, bringing akeenawarenessof the needs of working people and of the environment to his legislative responsibilities.
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