Definition of interesting in English:

interesting

adjective ˈɪnt(ə)rɪstɪŋˈɪnt(ə)rəstɪŋ

Arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention.
an interesting debate
it will be very interesting to see what they come up with
Example sentencesExamples
- This is an interesting volume full of ideas, but only part of the research agenda is here.
- The play is particularly interesting for the light it throws on London life of the time.
- My husband said an interesting thing about his thoughts while being carried along.
- What is interesting to me is that this style of language was pretty universal only a few years ago.
- If you want to listen to an entertaining, hopeful and interesting album this is for you.
- One of the more interesting Olympic events from Athens looks likely to be the Shot Put.
- The pictures were of an amusing as well as of a highly interesting and educational nature.
- We are trying to set up a programme which will be interesting and exciting for them.
- The guide has also got some very interesting other facts on commonly muddled words.
- We have managed to use all of the box this week and make some pretty interesting meals.
- He does give some practical advice on how to spot a liar though which might prove interesting.
- In the absence of other interesting properties, that may well be all we care about.
- The even more interesting statistic though can be seen in the results so far this season.
- I am sure it will be a very interesting event and I plan to see at least a few games live.
- People are very nice to you and you get a chance to live a very interesting and exciting life.
- It will, though, be interesting to see what kind of squad Sven picks to play the Danes.
- He's a pretty interesting guy, if only he had the social skills to make that obvious.
- The downside of this is that it makes the parts with the action not as interesting.
- It makes it a lot more interesting as runs come fast and everything seems more exciting.
- There surely must be an interesting use for this, once my mundane chores are over.
Synonyms
absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, spellbinding, captivating, engaging, enthralling, entrancing, beguiling
appealing, attractive, amusing, entertaining, stimulating, thought-provoking, diverting, exciting, intriguing, action-packed
informal unputdownable

Phrases

in an interesting condition

euphemistic, archaic (of a woman) pregnant.
Synonyms
expecting a baby, having a baby, with a baby on the way, having a child, expectant, carrying a child

Derivatives

interestingness

noun

Is writing style related to readers' assessments of a story in terms of its interestingness, informativeness, dullness and other story characteristics?
Example sentencesExamples
- Basically I spent some time hanging around someone and that's pretty much it in terms of interestingness.
- And there's a civil engineering company I've been told about, which internally audits all its projects for profitability, interestingness, and how easy the client is to deal with.
- The flaw, and it is a fatal one, is that Jack has been robbed of more than his innocence, he's been robbed of his interestingness.
- With having not watched any the day before and the interestingness of the matches on the show courts, I was quite looking forward to watching some tennis and my was it gripping!

Definition of interesting in US English:

interesting

adjectiveˈint(ə)rəstiNGˈɪnt(ə)rəstɪŋ

Arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention.
an interesting debate
it will be very interesting to see what they come up with
Example sentencesExamples
- We have managed to use all of the box this week and make some pretty interesting meals.
- One of the more interesting Olympic events from Athens looks likely to be the Shot Put.
- There surely must be an interesting use for this, once my mundane chores are over.
- The downside of this is that it makes the parts with the action not as interesting.
- I am sure it will be a very interesting event and I plan to see at least a few games live.
- In the absence of other interesting properties, that may well be all we care about.
- The even more interesting statistic though can be seen in the results so far this season.
- My husband said an interesting thing about his thoughts while being carried along.
- It makes it a lot more interesting as runs come fast and everything seems more exciting.
- This is an interesting volume full of ideas, but only part of the research agenda is here.
- People are very nice to you and you get a chance to live a very interesting and exciting life.
- What is interesting to me is that this style of language was pretty universal only a few years ago.
- He does give some practical advice on how to spot a liar though which might prove interesting.
- We are trying to set up a programme which will be interesting and exciting for them.
- The guide has also got some very interesting other facts on commonly muddled words.
- The play is particularly interesting for the light it throws on London life of the time.
- It will, though, be interesting to see what kind of squad Sven picks to play the Danes.
- He's a pretty interesting guy, if only he had the social skills to make that obvious.
- The pictures were of an amusing as well as of a highly interesting and educational nature.
- If you want to listen to an entertaining, hopeful and interesting album this is for you.
Synonyms
absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, spellbinding, captivating, engaging, enthralling, entrancing, beguiling

单词	interesting
释义	Definition of interesting in English: interesting adjective ˈɪnt(ə)rɪstɪŋˈɪnt(ə)rəstɪŋ Arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention. an interesting debate it will be very interesting to see what they come up with Example sentencesExamples This is an interesting volume full of ideas, but only part of the research agenda is here. The play is particularly interesting for the light it throws on London life of the time. My husband said an interesting thing about his thoughts while being carried along. What is interesting to me is that this style of language was pretty universal only a few years ago. If you want to listen to an entertaining, hopeful and interesting album this is for you. One of the more interesting Olympic events from Athens looks likely to be the Shot Put. The pictures were of an amusing as well as of a highly interesting and educational nature. We are trying to set up a programme which will be interesting and exciting for them. The guide has also got some very interesting other facts on commonly muddled words. We have managed to use all of the box this week and make some pretty interesting meals. He does give some practical advice on how to spot a liar though which might prove interesting. In the absence of other interesting properties, that may well be all we care about. The even more interesting statistic though can be seen in the results so far this season. I am sure it will be a very interesting event and I plan to see at least a few games live. People are very nice to you and you get a chance to live a very interesting and exciting life. It will, though, be interesting to see what kind of squad Sven picks to play the Danes. He's a pretty interesting guy, if only he had the social skills to make that obvious. The downside of this is that it makes the parts with the action not as interesting. It makes it a lot more interesting as runs come fast and everything seems more exciting. There surely must be an interesting use for this, once my mundane chores are over. Synonyms absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, spellbinding, captivating, engaging, enthralling, entrancing, beguiling appealing, attractive, amusing, entertaining, stimulating, thought-provoking, diverting, exciting, intriguing, action-packed informal unputdownable Phrases in an interesting condition euphemistic, archaic (of a woman) pregnant. Synonyms expecting a baby, having a baby, with a baby on the way, having a child, expectant, carrying a child Derivatives interestingness noun Is writing style related to readers' assessments of a story in terms of its interestingness, informativeness, dullness and other story characteristics? Example sentencesExamples Basically I spent some time hanging around someone and that's pretty much it in terms of interestingness. And there's a civil engineering company I've been told about, which internally audits all its projects for profitability, interestingness, and how easy the client is to deal with. The flaw, and it is a fatal one, is that Jack has been robbed of more than his innocence, he's been robbed of his interestingness. With having not watched any the day before and the interestingness of the matches on the show courts, I was quite looking forward to watching some tennis and my was it gripping! adj.1 phr. Definition of interesting in US English: interesting adjectiveˈint(ə)rəstiNGˈɪnt(ə)rəstɪŋ Arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention. an interesting debate it will be very interesting to see what they come up with Example sentencesExamples We have managed to use all of the box this week and make some pretty interesting meals. One of the more interesting Olympic events from Athens looks likely to be the Shot Put. There surely must be an interesting use for this, once my mundane chores are over. The downside of this is that it makes the parts with the action not as interesting. I am sure it will be a very interesting event and I plan to see at least a few games live. In the absence of other interesting properties, that may well be all we care about. The even more interesting statistic though can be seen in the results so far this season. My husband said an interesting thing about his thoughts while being carried along. It makes it a lot more interesting as runs come fast and everything seems more exciting. This is an interesting volume full of ideas, but only part of the research agenda is here. People are very nice to you and you get a chance to live a very interesting and exciting life. What is interesting to me is that this style of language was pretty universal only a few years ago. He does give some practical advice on how to spot a liar though which might prove interesting. We are trying to set up a programme which will be interesting and exciting for them. The guide has also got some very interesting other facts on commonly muddled words. The play is particularly interesting for the light it throws on London life of the time. It will, though, be interesting to see what kind of squad Sven picks to play the Danes. He's a pretty interesting guy, if only he had the social skills to make that obvious. The pictures were of an amusing as well as of a highly interesting and educational nature. If you want to listen to an entertaining, hopeful and interesting album this is for you. Synonyms absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, spellbinding, captivating, engaging, enthralling, entrancing, beguiling
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