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treat them mean, keep them keen Idiom

keen on

interested in；fond of；eager to/for对…有兴趣；喜欢；渴望
I'm not very keen on jazz．我对爵士音乐不太感兴趣。
She is particularly keen on playing the piano．她对弹钢琴特别着迷。
Tom is not very keen on Stella．汤姆不太喜欢斯特拉。

keen about

Idiom(s): keen on someone or something AND keen about someone or something

Theme: POSITIVE

to be enthusiastic about someone or something.
• I'm not too keen on going to Denver.
• Sally is fairly keen about getting a new job.
• Mary isn't keen on her new boss.

Keen as mustard

(UK) If someone is very enthusiastic, they are as keen as mustard.

keen about|keen|keen on

adj. phr. Very enthusiastic about someone or something. It is well known that Queen Elizabeth is keen on horses.

keen about, be

keen about, be
Be enthusiastic about. For example, He's been keen about this whole endeavor for a long time. It is also put as be keen on, which has the additional meaning “to be ardent about or in love with,” as in Jim's been keen on Jane for years. With other adverbs, such as keen at and keen of, keen has been so used since the early 1500s; the current locutions, however, date from the mid-1800s.

treat them mean, accumulate them keen

Neglecting a adventurous accomplice (or a abeyant adventurous partner) keeps them absorbed in you. A: "Why hasn't Tom alleged me yet? I anticipation he admired me." B: "Maybe he thinks that 'treat them mean, accumulate them keen' absolutely works."Learn more: keen, keep, treat

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