nìngkě

Usages of nìngkě

 宁可nìngkě 走路zǒulù,   逆行nìxíngwǒ nìngkě zǒulù, yě bù nìxíng.
I would rather walk than ride against traffic.
 宁可nìngkě  修车xiūchē,   继续jìxù 骑行qíxíngwǒ nìngkě qù xiūchē, yě bù jìxù qíxíng.
I would rather get the bicycle repaired than continue cycling.
我们wǒmen 宁可nìngkě màn 一点儿yìdiǎnr,   逆行nìxíngwǒmen nìngkě màn yìdiǎnr, yě bù nìxíng.
We would rather go slowly than ride against traffic.
 宁可nìngkě 减速jiǎnsù,   并排bìngpái 骑行qíxíngtā nìngkě jiǎnsù, yě bù bìngpái qíxíng.
She would rather slow down than cycle side by side.
 宁可nìngkě gěi 轮胎lúntāi 打气dǎqì,   继续jìxù 骑行qíxíngwǒ nìngkě gěi lúntāi dǎqì, yě bù jìxù qíxíng.
I would rather pump up the tyre than continue cycling.
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