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Definition and Synonyms for 興味深い
| 1. | 刺激的 | 興奮を生み出すこと、または喚起するさま |
| Exciting | creating or arousing excitement | |
| Synonyms: | エキサイティング, 刺戟的, 比興, 興味深い | |
| 2. | おもろい | 注意を喚起または保持する |
| Interesting | arousing or holding the attention | |
| Synonyms: | おもろい, 興味深い, 面白い | |
| 3. | 刺激的 | 刺激的な関心と議論 |
| Exciting | stimulating interest and discussion | |
| Synonyms: | 刺戟的, 比興, 興味深い |
Meanings for each kanji in 興味深い
| » | 興 | entertain; revive; retrieve; interest; pleasure |
| » | 味 | flavor; taste |
| » | 深 | deep; heighten; intensify; strengthen |
Conjugations for 興味深い
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Sample Sentences for 興味深い
旅行で食べたもので一番興味深かったものは何ですか。
What's the most interesting thing you ate on your trip?
猫というのは興味深い、まるで女性のようだ。向こうからやってきて話しかけてくる分には良いが、こっちから話しかけようとすると、なかなか上手くいかない。
Cats are like girls. If they talk to you it's great, but if you try to talk to them, it doesn't go so well.
昨日の晩、第二次世界大戦についてのとても興味深い映画を見ました。
Last night I saw a very interesting movie about World War II.
興味深い人間になるためには、頭脳を養い鍛えなければならない。
To be an interesting person you have to feed and exercise your mind.
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🇫🇷 Bonjour !
J'ai entendu dire que dans certains cas, il vaut mieux éviter d'utiliser 面白い pour justement éviter cette notion pouvant paraître "amusante" (par exemple une exposition sur la guerre, etc), et qu'il vaudrait mieux utiliser "kyômibukai".
Je me suis donc mise à utiliser ce mot pour certains films sérieux, ou autres choses que je trouvais vraiment intéressantes, et là, surprise, l'on me dit que c'est bien 面白い et non kyômibukai qu'il faut utiliser.
Pourtant vos exemples de phrases se rapprochent de ce que je veux dire.
Quand et comment utiliser ce dernier ? Quelle est la différence entre les deux ?
🇬🇧 Good morning !
I've heard that in some cases, it's better to avoid using 面白い to avoid this notion that may sound "funny" (eg a war exhibition, etc.), and that it would be better to use "kyômibukai".
So I started to use this word for some serious movies, or other things that I found really interesting, and there, surprise, I was told that it is indeed 面白い and not "kyômibukai" that I must use.
Yet your sample sentences come close to what I mean.
When and how to use this "kyômibukai"? What is the difference between both ?