Elagent way to concat all dict values together with a string carrier as a single string in Python

The objective is to concat all values in a dict into a single str.

Additionally, the \r\n also will be appended.

The code below demonstrates the end result.

However, I am looking for an elegant alternative than the proposed code below.

d=dict(idx='1',sat='so',sox=[['x1: y3'],['x2: y1'],['x3: y3']],mul_sol='my love so')

s=''
for x in d:
    if x=='sox':
        for kk in d[x]:
            s=s +kk[0] +'\r\n'
    else:

        s=s +d[x]+'\r\n'
print(s)

>Solution :

Use two generators, one for d['sox'] and another for everything else, and then use join() to concatenate strings.

s = ''.join(kk[0] for kk in d['sox']) + '\r\n'
s += '\r\n'.join(val for key, val in d.items() if key != 'sox')