kind — having or showing a friendly, generous, or considerate nature
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing a friendly, generous, or considerate nature
Pronunciation (IPA): /kaɪnd/
Korean meaning: 친절한, 상냥한
Korean pronunciation: 카인드 (강세: 카인드)
Example Sentences
- My teacher is so kind that she even brings cookies for students who forget their lunch.
- What kind of pizza has no cheese? A very sad pizza!
- It's kind of weird that we call it 'rush hour' when nobody's moving.
kind
ADJECTIVE//kaɪnd//
having or showing a friendly, generous, or considerate nature
A kind young person helps an elderly woman cross the street safely
A kind heart helps the mind to find what's truly behind!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
고대 영어 'gecynd'에서 유래되어 '자연스러운 성질'을 의미했습니다. 시간이 흐르면서 '좋은 성질'을 가진 사람을 표현하는 단어로 발전했어요.
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🔗Collocations
📝Examples
“My teacher is so kind that she even brings cookies for students who forget their lunch.”
“What kind of pizza has no cheese? A very sad pizza!”
“It's kind of weird that we call it 'rush hour' when nobody's moving.”
“She showed great kindness to the stray cat by feeding it every day.”
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