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curiosity noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + CURIOSITY | CURIOSITY + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEgreat, intense 极大的／强烈的好奇心insatiable 无法满足的好奇心◆She has an insatiable curiosity about life.她对生命有一种永不满足的好奇心。mild 有些好奇idle, mere, pure, sheer, simple 好奇而已；仅仅是好奇◆'Why do you ask?' 'Mere curiosity.'“你为什么发问？”“只是好奇而已。”genuine 真正的好奇心open 明显流露的好奇心◆Kaylee stood staring with open curiosity.凯莉站定，明显好奇地盯着看。natural 天生的好奇心◆School should awaken a child's natural curiosity.学校应该唤醒孩子天生的好奇心morbid 病态的好奇心intellectual, scientific 求知欲；对科学的好奇心public 公众的好奇心VERB + CURIOSITYhave 好奇arouse, awaken, pique (especially NAmE) , spark 唤起好奇心；激起好奇心◆Their curiosity was aroused by his strange clothes.他怪异的衣着引起了他们的好奇。satisfy 满足好奇心CURIOSITY + VERBget the better of sb, overcome sb 好奇心驱使／战胜某人◆Harry's curiosity got the better of him and he unlocked the cupboard哈里在好奇心驱使下打开了橱柜的锁。take over 好奇心占上风grow 好奇心增强PREPOSITIONout of curiosity 出于好奇◆We went to the show out of curiosity more than anything else.我们去看那场演出多半是出于好奇。with curiosity 带着好奇心◆The children watched us with mild curiosity.孩子们有些好奇地看着我们。curiosity about 对⋯的好奇◆I needed to satisfy my curiosity about what it was like to make records.我需要满足我的好奇心，知道制作唱片是怎么回事。PHRASESa sense of curiosity 好奇 |