intriguing 的定义
- arousing great interest or curiosityan intriguing mystery
intriguing 近义词
interesting
更多intriguing例句
- Popping out of the blackness at lower left are two faint, intriguing specks of light.
- One intriguing material is neopentylglycol, a type of plastic crystal.
- Some of these what-if scenarios are intriguing, like one where Edison admits he misjudged Tesla and suggests they become an electrical engineering dynamic duo.
- It’s this specific fandom, more so than the actual product itself, that makes Triller such an intriguing prospect for marketers now.
- That fact raises some intriguing possibilities about what we might discover beyond the bounds of Earth.
- Radcliffe remains one of the most intriguing young stars around.
- Most intriguing, it is the male bodies that are shot at their most exposed.
- But those farewells immediately sent his story careening off in intriguing new directions.
- All of which raises an intriguing question: Is the sudden rise of movies (and shows) that criticize drones a mere coincidence?
- Not since Gwyneth Paltrow's “conscious uncoupling” has one term been so intriguing, and so enigmatic.
- The further he delved into the mystery of the whispering criminal known as the Eye, the more intriguing it became.
- The same intriguing sycophant who had encouraged the Papist in one fatal error was now encouraging the soldier in another.
- This does not look like intriguing for the viceroyalty, of which Fitzwilliam evidently suspected him.
- On the other hand, it was alleged that the English government was intriguing for a prince of the house of Cobourg.
- Hastings found that a French agent was intriguing with them, and took prompt measures against them.