US /ˈwɪlɪŋ/
・UK /'wɪlɪŋ/
When you put something on the altar you're saying, “I am willing for this situation
WILLING TO SAY, BUT
YOU WILLING TO ACCEPT
If it weren't so much more I'd be willing to do that.
You can enjoy that, but I'm not willing to pay that on a regular basis.
And in that type of labor market, it makes a lot of sense that workers may not be willing to work as hard as they have in the past 'cause it's very easy to get alternative employment.
willing to work as hard as they have in the past because it's
that people are willing to pay.
but what you'd be willing to pay for them.
willing to pay a five dollar fee to get overnight delivery on a new purchase.
but tightwads were more willing to spend money
Selling is better than not selling, and merchants are willing to accept somewhat of a discount in order to make the sale.
and merchants are willing to accept somewhat
who's not willing to have their mind changed.
Of course, I’m not that willing to move away from my home town...
As a troop, it was our job to go door-to-door to see if therewas any non-perishable food that they were willing to donate