"even if they weren't that keen themselves" meaning?
I'm trying to understand the below sentence.
"Another reasons was that it was what their partners wanted, even if they weren't that keen themselves."
But I'm feeling hard to understand especially "even if they weren't that keen themselves" in whole sentences.
So far understand, this means "both of all hadn't consensus about it"
Would you let me know exact meaning that sentence?
Top answer
They were not that interested in it. It didn't excite them. They might even dislike it.
- They were not that interested in it.
- It didn't excite them.
- They might even dislike it.
- But they will do it to please their partners.
- "Not keen" means "not excited by" but that could cover a whole range from "OK with it" to "really don't like it".
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They were not that interested in it. It didn't excite them. They might even dislike it. But they will do it to please their partners.
"Not keen" means "not excited by" but that could cover a whole range from "OK with it" to "really don't like it".
"Let's go out for pizza." "OK, but I'm not too keen on pizza tonight, I had it last night." (This person will eat pizza)
"Let's go
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