گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'curiosity'

1 عمومی:: چیز غریب‌

2 عمومی:: كمیاب‌

3 عمومی:: حس‌ كنجكاوی‌

1 general:: curiosity verbs have a lot of curiosity • Bright children often have a lot of curiosity. satisfy somebody's curiosity (= find out something that you want to know ) • I decided to call him in order to satisfy my curiosity. arouse somebody's curiosity (= make someone want to know about something ) • New people in the village always aroused our curiosity. curiosity gets the better of somebody/overcomes somebody (= makes you do something that you are trying not to do ) • Curiosity got the better of me and I opened her diary. pique somebody's curiosity (= make someone want to know about something ) • Something she said had piqued his curiosity. adjectives natural curiosity • The children are encouraged to follow their natural curiosity, and learn about what interests them. intellectual curiosity • Highly intelligent people are full of intellectual curiosity. scientific curiosity (= about scientific things ) • Their scientific curiosity led to the development of the vaccine. idle curiosity (= wanting to know something for no particular reason ) • Out of idle curiosity, I looked out of the window. open curiosity (= that you do not try to hide ) • The children were staring at her with open curiosity. great/intense curiosity • His disappearance had obviously aroused great curiosity. insatiable curiosity (= used when someone is always curious ) • He had an insatiable curiosity about why people do the things they do. mild curiosity (= not great ) • I watched what was happening with mild curiosity. morbid curiosity (= a feeling of wanting to know about death or other bad things that happen ) • the morbid curiosity of the onlookers at the trial phrases be burning with curiosity (= want to know about something very much ) • She was burning with curiosity about him, but was too polite to ask. be an object/a subject of curiosity (= be something or someone that makes people curious ) • Anyone new was always the object of our curiosity. curiosity + NOUN curiosity value (= the quality or advantage of being something that people want to know about ) • When the shop was new it had curiosity value.

2 general::   noun ADJ. great, intense | insatiable She has an insatiable curiosity about life. | mild | idle, mere, simple ‘Why do you ask?’ ‘Mere curiosity.’ | natural School should awaken a child's natural curiosity. | open staring with open curiosity | morbid VERB + CURIOSITY have | arouse, awaken Their curiosity was aroused by his strange behaviour. | satisfy CURIOSITY + VERB get the better of sb, overcome sb Harry's curiosity got the better of him and he unlocked the cupboard PREP. out of ~ We went to the show out of curiosity more than anything else. | with ~ The children watched us with mild curiosity. | ~ about I needed to satisfy my curiosity about what it was like to make records. PHRASES a sense of curiosity

3 general:: noun concern: Her curiosity got her into trouble. noun novelty: It was only a curiosity.