curious

詳細解釋：

cu.ri.ous

adj.（形容詞）
Eager to learn more:
好學的：想要知道更多的：
例句：
curious investigators; a trap door that made me curious.
好學的研究者；會上下活動的門使我驚奇不已

Unduly inquisitive; prying.
過分好奇的；愛打聽的
Arousing interest because of novelty or strangeness:
新奇的，古怪的：因新奇或奇怪而使人產生興趣的：
例句：
a curious fact.
奇怪的事實

Archaic
【古語】
Accomplished with skill or ingenuity.
技藝熟練的，精巧的
Extremely careful; scrupulous.
非常仔細的；嚴謹的

來源：
Middle English
中古英文
from Old French curios
源自 古法文 curios
from Latin côriôsus [careful, inquisitive]
源自 拉丁語 côriôsus [仔細的，過分好奇的]
from côra [care] * see cure
源自 côra [細心] *參見 cure

【引伸】
cu.riously
adv.（副詞）
cu.riousness
n.（名詞）
<參考辭彙><同義詞>curious,inquisitive,snoopy,nosyThese adjectives apply to persons who show a marked desire for information or knowledge.
這些形容詞指對信息或知識表現出強烈欲望的人。
Curious most often implies an avid desire to know or learn,though it can suggest an undue interest in the affairs of others:
Curious 大多數通常指有強烈的求知慾望，但它也表示對他人事物的過度興趣：
例句：
A curious child is a teacher`s delight.
老師喜歡有求知慾的孩子。

Inquisitive frequently suggests excessive curiosity and the asking of many questions:
Inquisitive 常用於指過分的好奇並問許多問題：
例句：
.Remember, no revolvers.The police are, I believe, proverbially inquisitive. (Lord Dunsany).Bothsnoopy and nosy imply an unworthy motive.
.記住，不要用左 * 。我認為，眾所周知警察對此多管閒事. （康西尼勳爵）。Snoopy 和 nosy 都用來指卑鄙的動機。

Snoopy suggests underhanded prying:
Snoopy 指的是私下的打探：
例句：
The snoopy neighbor watched our activities all day.
喜歡窺探的鄰居整天注視著我們的一舉一動。

Nosy implies impertinent curiosity likened to that of an animal using its nose to examine or probe:
Nosy 指的是象動物用鼻子去檢查或試探一樣的不禮貌的好奇心：
例句：
I watched him flip through the letters on my desk in his nosy way. See also Synonyms at strange
我看到他以好管閒事的方式輕翻著我桌子上的信件 參見同義詞 strange