[5 list of interests]
Noun (short for noun)
Interest, concern, importance, influence, interest, interest, interest
transitive verb
Arouse the interest of, attract the attention of. ...
interest
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AHD:[？ n"tr？ st，-t…r-？ st，-tr？ st"]
D.J.[6！ ntr！ st，-t*r！ st，-7trest]
K.K.[6！ ntr！ st，-t*r！ st，-7trWst]
Abbreviation i., int. (noun) abbreviation i.
The state of being curious, concerned, or attentive to something:
Curiosity, concern or concern about something:
Interest in sports.
Interest in sports
Something, such as a quality, theme, or activity, that evokes this mental state:
An interesting quality, thing, or activity:
He thinks drama is one of his interests.
Going to the theatre is one of his hobbies.
Often interests take into account one's own interests or benefits; Egoism:
Often interests: consideration of one's own interests or interests; Egoism:
Cooperation is in your best interest. She has her own interests at heart.
Cooperation is in your best interest. She has selfish desires.
Right, claim or legal share:
Right, pledge or equity:
Shares in the new company.
The profit of this new company
Something that holds such a right, claim, or share:
Proof of rights and interests, creditor's rights or equity:
Have interests overseas.
Have overseas property rights
A person or group of people who have such a right, claim, or share:
A person or group holding such a right, claim or equity:
Oil interests.
oil industry
Get involved in or participate in sth:
Participate in and join something:
She is very interested in the quality of her education.
She attaches importance to the quality of education.
The loan fee is usually a certain percentage of the loan amount.
Interest: the cost of using a loan, usually accounting for a certain percentage of the loan amount.
Extra or extra rewards that exceed expectations or deserve.
Bonus: a bonus that exceeds or exceeds expectations or payable.
An interest group.
interest group
Special cause supported by interest groups.
Special cause supported by interest groups
transitive verb
in.ter.est ed，in . ter . est ing，in . ter . est
Arouse curiosity or attract the attention of:
To attract interest or attention:
I'm interested in your opinion.
Your point of view interests me.
To involve or care about:
Participate in, engage in:
Trying to interest her in walking.
Try to get her to go for a walk together.
No longer care about or influence.
Outdated language concerns or influences.
For the benefit of or.
For the benefit of ...
Be beneficial to; In order to:
For the benefit of; In order to:
For the benefit of the whole family; In order to save time, I had breakfast on the train.
For the whole family; Eating breakfast on the train saves time.
middle english
middle english
Derived from old French
Derived from old French
From Latin [this is important] [third person singing. The present tense of interest [between, participate in]
The third person singular comes from Latin [it is the main] [] intervening in the present tense [between].
inter- [inter-]
Between ...]
Ethiopia [is] * see es-
Esse[ is a verb] * See Synonyms at essential.
interest
[5 list of interests]
Noun (short for noun)
Interest; Interest; Care; pay attention to
Interest, hobby
[compound] interests; Interest; Rights; rights
Importance; Influence; force
Interest; interest
Industry and peers
Not interested in this kind of thing
Not interested in this kind of thing.
questions of common interest
* * * Issues of common concern
Be interested in the enterprise
Enjoy the equity of the enterprise.
public interest
public interest
Quite interesting thing.
Something very important.
Take an interest in sb.
Influence on sb.
annual interest
Annual profit payment 5
Percent interest on the loan
Pay a loan of 5 cents.
Shipping interests
shipping industry
She has two hobbies: music and painting.
She has two hobbies: music and painting.
She repaid our help with great interest.
She doubled our kindness.
He got a government position through his relationship with a cabinet minister.
With the strength of a minister in the cabinet, he got a public office.
interest
transitive verb
Arouse interest, arouse interest; Get the attention [attention] of. ...
Get involved in, relate to.
Arouse sb's interest. In the enterprise
Join sb. In a career
Interest free
[`IntrIstfri:]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Interest free
be interested in
Be interested in [concerned about]
Have an investment relationship with; Own shares in ... ...
intrigue
Generate interest; Provide interest
bear interest
Generate interest; Provide interest
Give back with interest.
Repay someone with interest; Pay sb. Heavier returns; Fight back against sb.
Give it back to sb. With interest
Repay someone with interest; Pay sb. Heavier returns; Fight back against sb.
Be interested in ...
Be interested in [concerned about]
Have shares, interests, etc in. ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Hold sb. Interest in
Arouse sb's interest
For the benefit of ...
For the benefit of; In favor of ... ...
Lifelong rights and interests
Ownership of lifelong property (not transferable after death)
lose interest
No longer interested; No longer arouse interest
Take an interest in sb.
Exert influence on sb. (because of interest)
Show interest in ...
Show concern (interest) in ... ...
Give up one's own interests
Regardless of personal interests, regardless of personal gains and losses.
Be interested in ...
be interested in ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
Have no interest in ...
Have no interest in ... ...
vested interest
Interests enjoyed according to law, vested interests
Vested interest groups
With interest
With great interest; Extra benefits; Doubly
Arouse sb's interest. In sth.
Make sb pay attention to, care about or participate in sth; Arouse sb's interest. In sth.
Academic interest
Academic interests; academia
accrued interest
Accrued interest, interest to be paid, interest payable and interest unpaid.
Accrued interest on bonds
Accrued bond interest
Accrued interest on the sale of bonds
Accrued interest on the sale of outstanding bonds
Accrued interest on investment
Accrued investment interest
Accrued interest on loan
Accrued unpaid loan interest
Accrued interest on mortgage loan
Accrued interest on unpaid mortgage debt
Accrued bond interest
Accrued bond interest
Cumulative interest
Accumulated interest
interest surcharge
Additional interest; Interest rate increase apportionment method
Contact equity
Contact rights and interests
Estimated interest before interest settlement period
Estimated interest before interest settlement period
Average interest rate
Average interest rate
Banking sector
Banking
Interest bearing
bear interest
usufruct
right of use
debenture interest
debenture interest
Total principal and interest
Total principal and interest
Estimated interest
Expected interest
interest on capital
interest on capital
Capitalized interest
Capitalized interest
carried interest
carried interest
Earn interest
Earn interest
class interests
class interests
collective interests
collective interests
common interest
* * * Like-minded; * * * with the interests.
compound interest
compound interest
contract interest
contract interest
Majority equity
Majority equity; Controllable [majority] interests
contract interest
contract interest
deposit interest
interest on deposit
With interest
With interest, with interest
Accumulated interest
Cumulative interest
current interest
Current interest and toll interest; current interest
daily interest
daily interest
debenture interest
Bond interest; Dividends on borrowed shares
debit interest
debit interest
interest default
fine for delayed/late payment
Deferred interest
Deferred interest, interest received in advance or prepaid.
Derived interest
Derived interest
discount interest
discount interest
Earned interest
Interest earned; Earn equity; Earn interest
Earn interest
bear interest
economic interest
economic interest
Equitable interest
Fair rights and interests
ex interest
No interest (whether due or not)
exact interest
exact interest
A clear interest
Prescribed interest payment
Export interest account
Export interest account (account)
External interests
Diplomatic/external affairs
Financial interest
Financial interests, financial interests; Financial world
fixed interest
Fixed interest; fixed interest
Interest on financing bonds
Pay interest with bonds
Future benefits
Future rights and interests
Total interest
Total interest
Guaranteed annuity interest
Guaranteed annuity interest
High interest
High interest
Imaginary interest
Imaginary interest
Intrinsic interest
Intrinsic interest
Estimated interest
Estimated interest, negative interest.
Indirect interest
Indirect interest
Insurable interest
Insurable interest, insurable interest, subject matter of insurance
Insurable interest
Insurable interest
interim interest
interim interest
investment interests
investment interests
Legal rights
Legal rights and interests; Statutory interest
Lifelong rights and interests
Lifelong interest
loan interest
loan interest
buyer
Buyer; There are many heads
Long-term interests
Long-term interest
low interest
low interest
Majority equity
Majority right, majority equity
Multi-interest
Multilateral interests
Maritime rights and interests
Maritime rights and interests
market rate
market rate
material interests
material interests
minority interest
Minority rights, minority equity
interest on money
Interest on money
pecuniary benefit
Financial shares; Financial circles, capitalists
Monthly interest
Monthly interest
interest on arrears
Interest on damages
national interest
national interest
Local interests
The daily interest rate of a loan or deposit
Natural interest
natural rate of interest
negative interest (rate)
Reverse interest rate
Net interest
Net interest
Free of interest
free of interest
No ordinary interest
Have no ordinary interests.
Tax-free interest income
Tax-free interest income
overdraft interest
overdraft interest
Overdue interest
Overdue interest
mining rights and interests
Mining rights and interests
Owner's equity
Owner's equity
Default interest
interest default
Prepaid interest
Prepaid interest
Minimum bank interest rate
Bank preferential loan interest rate, minimum bank interest rate
Preferential loan interest rate
Bank preferential loan interest rate, minimum bank interest rate
Private interests
Private interests
public interest
public interest
pure interest
pure interest
Refundable interest
Interest on prepayment refunded due to prepayment.
Royalty interest
Mining franchise rights and interests; Privileges and interests
Partial system
Partial system
security interest
Security of real right
Shadow interest
Imaginary interest
shipping industry
shipping industry
Uncompensated short-selling difference in securities or foreign exchange transactions
Unfinished short selling difference in securities or foreign exchange transactions, missing position
Uncompensated short-selling difference in securities or foreign exchange transactions
Unfinished short selling difference in securities or foreign exchange transactions, missing position
Short-term benefits
Method of paying interest
simple interest
Interest on principal; simple interest
Single interest
Unilateral rights and interests
Tax-free interest
Tax-free interest
Suspendable property rights and interests
Suspendable property interest
Third-party interests
Third-party interests
Transit interest
Transit interest
Real annual interest rate
effective annual rate
Ultimate interest
Ultimate interest
Undeclared interest
Unspecified interest
General interest
General interest
Heavy interest
Pay attention to interest; Usury interest
Various rights and interests
Various rights and interests
vital interest
Important interests, vital interests
Mining benefit
Exploitation benefits (of the oil industry)
interest on arrears
interest on arrears
Interest on public loans
Interest on public debt
interest on deposit
interest on deposit
Investment interest
Investment interest
Interest on purchase money
Interest on purchase money
interest
The Latin esse between +est exists, which constitutes the original meaning of "existing in things" and extends to interests and interests.
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interest
at latest
AHD:[？ n"tr？ st，-t…r-？ st，-tr？ st"]
D.J.[6！ ntr！ st，-t*r！ st，-7trest]
K.K.[6！ ntr！ st，-t*r！ st，-7trWst]
Abbreviation i., int.
The state of being curious, concerned, or attentive to something:
Interest in sports.
Something, such as a quality, theme, or activity, that evokes this mental state:
He thinks drama is one of his interests.
Often interests take into account one's own interests or benefits; Egoism:
Cooperation is in your best interest. She has her own interests at heart.
Right, claim or legal share:
Shares in the new company.
Something that holds such a right, claim, or share:
Have interests overseas.
A person or group of people who have such a right, claim, or share:
Oil interests.
Get involved in or participate in sth:
She is very interested in the quality of her education.
The loan fee is usually a certain percentage of the loan amount.
Extra or extra rewards that exceed expectations or deserve.
An interest group.
Special cause supported by interest groups.
v.tr
in.ter.est ed，in . ter . est ing，in . ter . est
Arouse curiosity or attract the attention of:
I'm interested in your opinion.
To involve or care about:
Trying to interest her in walking.
No longer care about or influence.
For the benefit of or.
For the benefit of ...
Be beneficial to; In order to:
For the benefit of the whole family; In order to save time, I had breakfast on the train.
middle english
Derived from old French
From Latin [this is important] [third person singing. The present tense of interest [between, participate in]
inter- [inter-]
Ethiopia [is] * see es-
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Interest; Interest; Interest; profit
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Interest; Interest judgment
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Interest, importance, influence, interest and industry; Concern, interest, etc.
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[5] Interest
Noun (short for noun)
interest
I'm not interested in such things.
I'm not interested in these.
"Recently, there has been a strong interest in the idea of digging the English Channel Tunnel."
"Recently, people are interested in the idea of digging the English Channel Tunnel."
Hobbies; avocation
His two great interests in life are music and painting.
His two great interests in life are music and painting.
Eating seems to be his only interest in life.
Eating seems to be his only hobby in life.
profit
Take care of one's own interests
Take care of one's own interests
Individual interests must be subordinated to collective interests.
Individual interests must be subordinated to collective interests.
share
interest
Pay 7% loan interest.
Pay a loan of 7 cents
He lent me the money at 5% interest.
He lent me the money at 5% interest.
(pl) industry, people and institutions engaged in the same industry
interest
transitive verb
Be interested in
I am not interested in American football at all.
I am not interested in American football at all.
This new theory is sure to interest you.
This new theory is sure to interest you.
(often used with in) take care of.
Can I buy you a drink?
Can I buy you a drink?