interesting

interesting
['ɪntrɪstɪŋ]
adj
интересный

I can't tell you anything interesting. — Я ничего интересного не могу вам рассказать.

There were many interesting things in the museum. — В музее было много интересного.

- interesting article
- interesting film
- interesting to smb
- there is nothing interesting there
- most interesting thing was that..
- it is interesting that he knows them
CHOICE OF WORDS:
(1.) Английское interesting и русское "интересный", несмотря на внешнее сходство, когда они употребляются для описания внешности человека, не совпадают. Русскому она интересная женщина, он интересный мужчина в отношении внешности человека в английском соответствует attractive, goodlooking, pretty - относительно женщин и handsome - в отношении мужчин. (2.) Русское "интересно (знать)" в конструкциях косвенных вопросов соответствует в английском языке глаголу to wonder: I wonder if they have come интересно, пришли ли они. (3.) Русское прилагательное "интересное, много интересного" соответствует сочетанию many interesting things: he told us many interesting things он рассказал нам много интересного. (4.) Русским сочетаниям "ничего интересного, что-нибудь интересное" соответствуют английское nothing (anything, something) interesting. (5.) See handsome, adj (6.) See attractive, adj (7.) See beautiful, adj

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