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Meanings of interesting in English

Portuguese
curisoso
Catalan
interessant
Spanish
interesante

Arousing or holding the attention.

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curisoso
Usage of interesting in English
1
Politicians understandably approach said question with caution -often with interesting results.
The Guardian
2
Please don't use the words 'interesting' and 'Cambridge' in the same sentence.
Iron Man
3
New housing figures out today tell an interesting story, particularly about Auckland.
Radio NZ
4
DM: Yes, the handbag development process is quite long but very interesting.
Ebony
5
TODAY'S SITUATION Yesterday was one of Belgrade's most interesting and important days.
The Irish Times
6
Of course, the second question is less interesting than the films themselves.
The Guardian
7
Bryce Canyon National Park is perhaps the most interesting-certainlythe most striking-example
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
8
Over the course of the year I met some very interesting people.
The Irish Times
9
This tricyclic system is found in a number of interesting natural products.
Pubmed
10
While interesting academically, trend studies are no basis for public health policy.
The Irish Times
11
Yet, the State papers are interesting, if disappointing, in many different ways.
The Irish Times
12
One interesting development has come to light in past few hours, however.
Big city girl
13
It's really interesting; I had a great time and learnt a lot.
The Irish Times
14
I thought the discussion about the subject versus story was quite interesting.
The new yorker
15
The data generated also identify several interesting candidates for future functional analysis.
Pubmed
16
But she offers an interesting solution to the problem facing the party.
The Guardian
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Interesting through the time
Interesting across language varieties
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