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in.ter.est INVOLVEMENTH5In7t[r7est, $-tL-nthe feeling of having your attention held and your mind excited by something or of wanting to be involved with and to discover more about something兴趣He never seems to show much interest in his children. [U]他好像从不对子女表示很大兴趣。I've never had any interest in the royal family. [U]我对王室从来没有兴趣。Unfortunately, I lost interest half way through the film. [U]不幸的是，我才看了一半电影就失去了兴趣。She takes more of an interest in politics these days. [U]她近来对政治更感兴趣了。(infml) Just out of interest (=because I would like to know, and not for any more serious reason), how old is your wife? [U]仅仅出于兴趣，你妻子年龄多大?Your interests are the activities that you enjoy doing and the subjects that you like to spend time learning about.爱好On his form he lists his interests as cycling, the cinema and cooking. [C]在他的表格上，他列出的爱好有骑自行车、看电影和烹调。Interest is also the power to hold your attention and excite your mind or to make you want to be involved or discover more about something.吸引力Computers have never held any interest for me. [U]计算机从未对我有吸引力。"Did he have anything to say?" "Oh, nothing much of interest." [U]“他还要说什么吗?”“哦，没什么特别的。”
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