certainly; surely; without a doubt

not willing to; not ready to; reluctant to

Abraham Lincoln (1809–1865), the 16th US president

Kennedy (name); specifically John F. Kennedy (1917–1963), the 35th President of the United States

Kentucky Fried Chicken; the American fast food restaurant chain

Kenya; a country in East Africa

Kentucky, a state in the United States

An English county

Duncan, often referring to Isadora Duncan (1878–1927), the American dancer who pioneered modern dance; can also be used as a general transliteration for the name Duncan

to the point; relevant and accurate; used to describe speech or criticism that hits the mark

Kentucky, a state in the south-central United States

Arkansas, a state in the south-central United States

to give a nod of approval; to agree by nodding or showing formal consent

would rather; would prefer; used to indicate a choice made after comparison, even if the circumstances are not entirely satisfactory

Arkansas, a state in the United States

The Kennedy Space Center located at [[卡纳维拉尔角|卡納維拉爾角|ka3 na4 wei2 la1 er3 jiao3]] in Florida

McKinsey or MacKenzie, commonly used as a surname or to refer to McKinsey & Company

Whether one is willing to do something or not

Used in rhetorical questions to express that one is absolutely unwilling to do something; how could one be willing to.

Willing or ready to do a certain task, especially hard or dirty work

Kenya (Taiwan usage); also known as [[肯尼亚|肯尼亞|ken3 ni2 ya4]] in Mainland China

Lincolnshire, a county in the east of England

to be willing to; to be happy to do something

Kendra (name)

Saarbrücken, the capital city of Saarland in Germany

Dirk Kempthorne, a US politician who served as a Senator from Idaho and Secretary of the Interior

(literary) used to welcome a visitor or express gratitude for someone's presence; to be so kind as to come or show up. Originally from the [[诗经|詩經|shi1 jing1]].

Keukenhof, a famous flower garden located in the Netherlands

Cape Kennedy, the name used from 1963-1973 for [[卡纳维拉尔角|卡納維拉爾角|ka3 na4 wei2 la1 er3 jiao3]] in Florida

a sentence that is affirmative in form but negative in meaning

an infectious viral disease spread by mosquitoes, characterized by fever and severe joint pain

Stonehenge stone circle

To be highly observant and hit the crux of a matter in speech or writing; to be right on the mark.

a sentence expressing a true affirmative statement; often abbreviated as TA

The formal official name for Kenya, a country located in East Africa

(literary) describes a child being willing and able to carry on the career or legacy of their father

A sentence that makes a positive statement rather than a negative one.

Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC)

to continue the family business or follow in one's father's footsteps; (literary) used to describe a son who is capable of completing the building projects or career path started by his father

(literary) the anatomical place where muscle and bone link

the recognition and affirmation of one's own worth; to be satisfied with one's own actions or abilities

The Rankine cycle, used in engineering to model the process by which steam-operated heat engines generate power.