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keen on - Übersetzung nach italienisch

2005 SINGLE BY INFERNAL
Keen On Disco

keen on      
appassionato di
hold on         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Hold On (disambiguation); Hold On (Song); Hold On (song); Hold On song; Hold On (album); Hold On!; Hold On (EP); Hold on
ferma, aspetta
on call         
SEGMENT OF TIME IN WHICH A WORKER IS EXPECTED TO BE AVAILABLE AT SHORT NOTICE TO PERFORM UNPREDICTABLE WORK, OR THE STATUS OF SUCH A WORKER
On call shift; On call
a disposizione, di servizio, in servizio

Definition

keen on
interested in or attracted by.

Wikipedia

Keen on Disco

"Keen on Disco" is the second single by the Danish dance/house duo Infernal from From Paris to Berlin, their most successful album to date. The single was released in June 2005 in a few selected European countries. It became a hit in Sweden and Finland, entering in the top 15 of both countries. The song became their biggest hit in Sweden, although "From Paris to Berlin" is their best-selling single ever. It managed to peak at number 12 in Finland in June 2005, and at number 13 in Sweden in August 2005.

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2. Keen on reforming The Greens are keen on reforming the budget, taxation and social security.
3. "We are very keen on that, we are very keen on making sure that any movements are safe and we think we can provide that.
4. The U.S. side apparently sent self–selected students keen on studying Russian while the Soviets sent state–selected grownups keen on studying power plants.
5. American officials don‘t seem too keen on the proposal, either.