Term Gallery logo

Meanings of really interested in English

We have no meanings for "really interested" in our records yet.
Usage of really interested in English
1
The crisis showed that nobody, Russia included, is really interested in Kyrgyzstan.
The Guardian
2
I'm not really interested in seeing it, whatever way it is now.
Never let me go
3
Is it that teachers are only really interested in their own opinion?
The Irish Times
4
They weren't really interested in a war story written by a woman.
Reuters
5
You're really not interested in the things you're not really interested in.
Ghost Story
6
From that point on I was never really interested in anything else.
The Irish Times
7
But I can say now that I'm really interested in finding out.
Wired
8
I am really interested to know what the scientists make of it.
The Guardian
9
Universal Pictures are not really interested in making new stuff, he says.
Radio NZ
10
If Pete was really interested, she'd have heard from him before now.
Stolen heat
11
So everyone's really , really interested in how Alexei Cherepanov does the combine.
The new yorker
12
I was really interested and inspired to learn about Off the Sidelines.
Feminist dot com
13
I'm not really interested in the theater at all to be honest.
Reuters
14
And I'm not really interested in giving up the Navy just yet.
House of Steel
15
The hotels were the only European institutions that really interested Mr. Spragg.
The Custom of the Country
16
They are really interested in the tech talent they can find here.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Really interested through the time
Really interested across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
More variants