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1. a готовый, склонный, расположенный, согласный; не возражающийwilling to oblige — услужливый, обязательный, любезный
willing or not — волей-неволей, хочешь не хочешь
2. a старательный, усердный; охотно делающийwilling hands — усердная работа, усердие, рвение
3. a добровольный, невынужденный4. a филос. волевой; относящийся к волеto spur a willing horse — подгонять того, кто и так старается изо всех сил; заниматься бесполезным делом
willing ear — благосклонное внимание, желание выслушать
to flog a willing horse — подгонять того, кто и так изо всех сил старается; заниматься бесполезным делом
Синонимический ряд:1. ready (adj.) acquiescent; agreeable; amenable; compliant; disposed; fain; inclined; minded; predisposed; prone; ready; tractable2. voluntary (adj.) deliberate; intentional; unforced; unprescribed; volitional; voluntary; willful; witting3. zealous (adj.) active; eager; energetic; enthusiastic; prompt; zealous4. bequeathing (verb) bequeathing; devising; leaving; legating; willing5. liking (verb) choosing; desiring; electing; liking; pleasing; wanting; wishing
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