Pronunciation: /ˈkjʊriəs/
noun a person who is eager to know or learn something
A1 I am a curious person and always ask a lot of questions.
A2 The curious child explored every corner of the room.
B1 The curious cat followed the mysterious sound into the forest.
B2 Her curious nature led her to pursue a career in investigative journalism.
C1 The scientist's curious mind drove him to discover groundbreaking theories.
C2 The professor's lecture on quantum physics left the audience in a state of curious fascination.
adjective eager to know or learn something
A1 I am curious about the new student in our class.
A2 The children were curious to see what was inside the box.
B1 She has always been curious about different cultures and traditions.
B2 The scientist's curious nature led to groundbreaking discoveries.
C1 His curious mind constantly seeks new knowledge and experiences.
C2 The journalist's curious investigation uncovered a major scandal.
formal The scientist was curious to learn more about the newly discovered species.
informal I'm curious to see what she's planning for her birthday party.
slang I'm low-key curious about what happened between them.
figurative His curious mind led him to explore new ideas and possibilities.
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