| 单词 | interesting |
| 释义 | interestinginterestinginteresting /ˈɪntrəstɪŋ/ adjective if something is interesting, it keeps your attention because it is unusual or exciting, or it contains information that you did not know about: I found the talk very interesting.findinterest我觉得这次演讲趣味横生。It’s interesting to compare them.interest将他们作比较很有趣。It’s interesting that she married someone similar to her father.interestmarry她嫁给一个跟他父亲相似的人﹐真有意思。He’s an interesting character.interest他是个有趣的人。—interestinglyinterestingly adverbTHESAURUS: interestinginteresting if something is interesting, it keeps your attention because it is unusual or exciting, or it contains information that you did not know about: I saw an interesting programme about Japan.seeinterestThe interesting thing about her is that she only started writing when she was 60.interestbestartwritebefascinating extremely interesting: Istanbul is a fascinating city.befascinateHis life seems so fascinating.seemfascinatethe fascinating account of their strange love affairfascinategripping/riveting used about a very interesting and exciting story, film etc that you do not want to stop reading or watching: This gripping movie will keep you on the edge of your seat.gripa riveting tale of love and deathrivetabsorbing interesting and enjoyable to do, read etc in a way that keeps your attention completely: The book is an absorbing account of the singer’s life.beabsorbGrowing vegetables can be an absorbing hobby.growvegetableabsorbintriguing interesting because it is different from what you expected, or you are not sure what it means: It sounded like an intriguing idea.soundintrigueThe results of their research were intriguing.resultbeintrigueI couldn’t put it down spoken you say this when a book was so interesting that you could not stop reading it: It’s a great book – I couldn’t put it down. |
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