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interesting adj.有趣的；引人入胜的 (1) 这本书很有趣。(2) 今天晚上有一个有趣的电视节目。(3) 她是个很有趣的人，但是她的先生却一无是处。(4) 你的精彩报告引出了几个重要问题。(5) 英语有着饶有趣味的发展历史。 The adjective interesting describes something that makes you curious, or catches your attention, but sometimes people use the word in a doubtful way when they are taken aback but want to be polite. Like if your grandmother looks at your new tattoo and says, "Well, that's certainly interesting!" Chances are she's not actually feeling very enthusiastic about your choice of body art.

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英 ['ɪntrəstɪŋ] 美 ['ɪntrəstɪŋ] (1) This book is interesting.(2) There is an interesting program on television tonight.(3) She is an interesting person but her husband is a real nothing.(4) Your interesting report raises several important queries.(5) The English language has an interesting history. When you're giving a speech, you probably hope that your audience is gazing at you in fascination because what you're saying is so interesting, and not because you've got something weird on your face. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]有趣的；令人感兴趣的 If you find something interesting, it attracts your attention, for example because you think it is exciting or unusual.   [oft it v-link ADJ to-inf/that]It was interesting to be in a different environment...到一个全新的环境中是很有意思的。The two halves of the town face each other, and both have interesting churches...城镇一分为二，两两相望，各自都有颇具趣味的教堂。His third album is by far his most interesting.他的第三张专辑是迄今最有味道的。

英语单词	interesting
英美音标	英 ['ɪntrəstɪŋ] 美 ['ɪntrəstɪŋ]
中文释义	adj.有趣的；引人入胜的
英语例句	(1) This book is interesting. (2) There is an interesting program on television tonight. (3) She is an interesting person but her husband is a real nothing. (4) Your interesting report raises several important queries. (5) The English language has an interesting history.
中文例句	(1) 这本书很有趣。 (2) 今天晚上有一个有趣的电视节目。 (3) 她是个很有趣的人，但是她的先生却一无是处。 (4) 你的精彩报告引出了几个重要问题。 (5) 英语有着饶有趣味的发展历史。
vocabulary简明	When you're giving a speech, you probably hope that your audience is gazing at you in fascination because what you're saying is so interesting, and not because you've got something weird on your face.
vocabulary扩展	The adjective interesting describes something that makes you curious, or catches your attention, but sometimes people use the word in a doubtful way when they are taken aback but want to be polite. Like if your grandmother looks at your new tattoo and says, "Well, that's certainly interesting!" Chances are she's not actually feeling very enthusiastic about your choice of body art.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]有趣的；令人感兴趣的 If you find something interesting, it attracts your attention, for example because you think it is exciting or unusual. [oft it v-link ADJ to-inf/that] It was interesting to be in a different environment... 到一个全新的环境中是很有意思的。 The two halves of the town face each other, and both have interesting churches... 城镇一分为二，两两相望，各自都有颇具趣味的教堂。 His third album is by far his most interesting. 他的第三张专辑是迄今最有味道的。

Interesting Attention 英 ɪntrəstɪŋ] 美 ɪntrəstɪŋ Adj.有趣的；引人入胜的 Book Program