interested

• Описывает человека, который хочет узнать больше о чём-то или ком-то, или который уделяет внимание, потому что находит это увлекательным.

Describes a person who wants to learn more about something or someone, or who is paying attention because they find it engaging.

1. Showing curiosity or attentionA1formal

   Having a feeling of wanting to learn more about something or someone.

   Заинтересованный

   • She is very interested in learning new languages.
   • He seemed interested in the lecture on astronomy.
   • The children were interested in the story about dinosaurs.

   Synonymsabsorbedattentivecuriousengagedengrossedfascinatedkeen

   Antonymsapatheticboredincuriousindifferentuninterested

2. Having a personal stakeB2formal

   Involved in or affected by a situation, often with a desire for a particular outcome.

   Заинтересованный

   • All interested parties are invited to the meeting.
   • The investors are interested in the company's growth.
   • She is interested in the outcome of the election.

   Synonymsaffectedconcernedimplicatedinvolved

   Antonymsdisinterestedimpartialindifferentneutraluninterested

• Глагол, используемый для выражения действия по пробуждению любопытства или внимания к кому-либо или чему-либо.

A verb used to express the act of arousing curiosity or attention in someone or something.

1. Arouse curiosityA2formal

   To cause someone to want to know more about something or to pay attention.

   Заинтересовать

   • The documentary interested me in ancient history.
   • Does this topic interest you?
   • The teacher tried to interest the students in science.

   Synonymsabsorbattractcaptivateengagefascinategriphookintrigue

   Antonymsboretireweary

2. Persuade to participateB1formal

   To persuade someone to become involved in or to buy something.

   Заинтересовать

   • The salesman interested her in the new car model.
   • They tried to interest investors in their startup.
   • Can I interest you in a cup of coffee?

   Synonymsattractdrawengageenticeinducepersuadetemptwin over

   Antonymsdeterdiscouragedisinterestdissuade