English-Thai Dictionary
interest
N ความ ดึง ดู ง kwam-duang-dud
interest
N ความสนใจ ความเอาใจใส่ ความ อยากรู้อยากเห็น attention concern curiousity kwam-son-jai
interest
N ผลประโยชน์ ดอกเบี้ย pon-pra-yod
interest
VT ทำให้ สนใจ attract intrigue bore tam-hai-son-jai
interest
VT ทำให้ เกี่ยวข้อง ทำให้ เข้ามา มีส่วนร่วม tam-hai-kiao-kong
interest in
PHRV ทำให้ สนใจ ใน ทำให้ ดึงดูดใจ เกี่ยวกับ tam-hai-son-jai-nai
interested
ADJ ซึ่ง สนใจ ซึ่ง อยากรู้ ซึ่ง เอาใจใส่ concerned curious sueng-son-jai
interestedness
N ความ ที่ สนใจ เอาใจใส่ ความ ที่ มีส่วน ได้เสีย
interesting
ADJ น่าสนใจ น่า ดึงดูดใจ appealing attractive intriguing na-son-jai
interestingly
ADV อย่าง น่าทึ่ง อย่าง น่า เอาใจใส่
Webster's 1828 Dictionary
INTERESS
for interest, is obsolete.
INTEREST
v.t.[L. inter and esse. ] 1. To concern; to affect; to excite emotion or passion, usually in favor, but sometimes against a person or thing. A narration of suffering interests us in favor of the sufferer. We are interested in the story or in the fate of the sufferer. We are interested to know the result, issue or event of an enterprise. It is followed by in or for. We are interested in the narration, but for the sufferer.
2. To give a share in. Christ, by his atonement, has interested believers in the blessings of the covenant of grace.
3. To have a share.
We are not all interested in the public funds, but we are all interested in the happiness of a free government.
4. To engage; as, to interest one in our favor.
To interest one's self, is to take a share or concern in.
INTEREST
n.Concern; advantage; good; as private interest; public interest. Divisions hinder the common interest and public good.
1. Influence over others. They had now lost their interest at court.
He knew his interest sufficient to procure the office.
2. Share; portion; part; participation in value. He has parted with his interest in the stocks. He has an interest in a manufactory of cotton goods.
3. Regard to private profit.
'Tis interest calls off all her sneaking train.
4. Premium paid for the use of money; the profit per cent derived from money lent, or property used by another person, or from debts remaining unpaid. Commercial states have a legal rate of interest. Debts on book bear an interest after the expiration of the credit. Courts allow interest in many cases where it is not stipulated. A higher rate of interest than that which the law allows, is called usury.
Simple interest is that which arises from the principal sum only.
Compound interest is that which arises from the principal with the interest added; interest on interest.
5. Any surplus advantage.
With all speed, you shall have your desire with interest.
INTERESTED
pp. Made a sharer; as one interested in the funds. 1. Affected; moved; having the passions excited; as one interested by a story.
2. Having an interest; concerned in a cause or in consequences; liable to be affected; as an interested witness.
INTERESTING
ppr. Giving a share or concern; as by interesting one in a voyage, or in a banking company. 1. Engaging the affections; as by interesting a person in one's favor.
2. Engaging the attention or curiosity; exciting emotions or passions; as an interesting story.
Webster's 1913 Dictionary
INTERESS
In "ter *ess, v. t. Etym: [See Interest, v. t.]
Defn: To interest or affect. [Obs. ] Hooker.
INTERESSE
INTERESSE In "ter *esse, n.
Defn: Interest. [Obs. ] Spenser.
INTEREST
In "ter *est, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Interested; p. pr. & vb. n.Interesting. ] Etym: [From interess'd, p. p. of the older form interess, fr. F. intéresser, L. interesse. See Interest, n.]
1. To engage the attention of; to awaken interest in; to excite emotion or passion in, in behalf of a person or thing; as, the subject did not interest him; to interest one in charitable work. To love our native country. .. to be interested in its concerns is natural to all men. Dryden. A goddess who used to interest herself in marriages. Addison.
2. To be concerned with or engaged in; to affect; to concern; to excite; -- often used impersonally. [Obs. ] Or rather, gracious sir, Create me to this glory, since my cause Doth interest this fair quarrel. Ford.
3. To cause or permit to share. [Obs. ] The mystical communion of all faithful men is such as maketh every one to be interested in those precious blessings which any one of them receiveth at God's hands. Hooker.
Syn. -- To concern; excite; attract; entertain; engage; occupy; hold.
INTEREST
In "ter *est, n. Etym: [OF. interest, F. intérêt, fr. L. interest it interests, is of interest, fr. interesse to be between, to be difference, to be importance; inter between + esse to be; cf. LL. interesse usury. See Essence. ]
1. Excitement of feeling, whether pleasant or painful, accompanying special attention to some object; concern.
Note: Interest expresses mental excitement of various kinds and degrees. It may be intellectual, or sympathetic and emotional, or merely personal; as, an interest in philosophical research; an interest in human suffering; the interest which an avaricious man takes in money getting. So much interest have I in thy sorrow. Shak.
2. Participation in advantage, profit, and responsibility; share; portion; part; as, an interest in a brewery; he has parted with his interest in the stocks.
3. Advantage, personal or general; good, regarded as a selfish benefit; profit; benefit. Divisions hinder the common interest and public good. Sir W. Temple. When interest calls of all her sneaking train. Pope.
4. Premium paid for the use of money, -- usually reckoned as a percentage; as, interest at five per cent per annum on ten thousand dollars. They have told their money, and let out Their coin upon large interest. Shak.
5. Any excess of advantage over and above an exact equivalent for what is given or rendered. You shall have your desires with interest. Shak.
6. The persons interested in any particular business or measure, taken collectively; as, the iron interest; the cotton interest. Compound interest, interest, not only on the original principal, but also on unpaid interest from the time it fell due. -- Simple interest, interest on the principal sum without interest on overdue interest.
INTERESTED
In "ter *est *ed, a. Etym: [See Interest, v. t.]
1. Having the attention engaged; having emotion or passion excited; as, an interested listener.
2. Having an interest; concerned in a cause or in consequences; liable to be affected or prejudiced; as, an interested witness.
INTERESTEDNESS
INTERESTEDNESS In "ter *est *ed *ness, n.
Defn: The state or quality of being interested; selfishness. Richardson.
INTERESTING
INTERESTING In "ter *est *ing, a.
Defn: Engaging the attention; exciting, or adapted to excite, interest, curiosity, or emotion; as, an interesting story; interesting news. Cowper.
INTERESTINGLY
INTERESTINGLY In "ter *est *ing *ly, adv.
Defn: In an interesting manner.
INTERESTINGNESS
INTERESTINGNESS In "ter *est *ing *ness, n.
Defn: The condition or quality of being interesting. A. Smith.
New American Oxford Dictionary
interest
in ter est |ˈint (ə )rist ˈɪnt (ə )rəst | ▶noun 1 the state of wanting to know or learn about something or someone: she looked about her with interest. • (an interest in ) a feeling of wanting to know or learn about (something ): he developed an interest in art. • the quality of exciting curiosity or holding the attention: a tale full of interest. • a subject about which one is concerned or enthusiastic: my particular interest is twentieth-century poetry. 2 money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt: the monthly rate of interest | [ as modifier ] : interest payments. 3 the advantage or benefit of a person or group: the merger is not contrary to the public interest | we are acting in the best interests of our customers. • archaic the selfish pursuit of one's own welfare; self-interest. 4 a stake, share, or involvement in an undertaking, esp. a financial one: holders of voting rights must disclose their interests | he must have no personal interest in the outcome of the case. • a legal concern, title, or right in property: third parties having an interest in a building. 5 (usu. interests ) a group or organization having a specified common concern, esp. in politics or business: the regulation of national interests in India, Brazil, and Africa. ▶verb [ with obj. ] excite the curiosity or attention of (someone ): I thought the book might interest Eric. • (interest someone in ) cause someone to undertake or acquire (something ): efforts were made to interest her in a purchase. PHRASES declare an (or one's ) interest make known one's financial interests in an undertaking before it is discussed. in the interests (or interest ) of something for the benefit of: in the interests of security we are keeping the information confidential. of interest interesting: much of it is of interest to historians. with interest with interest charged or paid: loans that must be paid back with interest. • (of an action ) reciprocated with more force or vigor than the original one: he may have a reputation for getting even, with interest. ORIGIN late Middle English (originally as interess ): from Anglo-Norman French interesse, from Latin interesse ‘differ, be important, ’ from inter- ‘between ’ + esse ‘be. ’ The -t was added partly by association with Old French interest ‘damage, loss, ’ apparently from Latin interest ‘it is important. ’ The original sense was ‘the possession of a share in or a right to something ’; hence sense 4 of the noun. Sense 1 of the noun and the verb arose in the 18th cent. Sense 2 of the noun was influenced by medieval Latin interesse ‘compensation for a debtor's defaulting. ’
interested
in ter est ed |ˈint (ə )ristid, ˈintəˌrestid ˈɪnt (ə )rəstəd | ▶adjective 1 showing curiosity or concern about something or someone; having a feeling of interest: I had always been interested in history. 2 [ attrib. ] having an interest or involvement; not impartial or disinterested: seeking views from all interested parties. DERIVATIVES in ter est ed ly adverb, in ter est ed ness noun
interest-free
in ter est-free |ˈɪnt (ə )rəst fri | ▶adjective & adverb with no interest charged on money that has been borrowed: [ as adj. ] : interest-free credit | [ as adv. ] : he lent the money interest-free.
interesting
in ter est ing |ˈint (ə )ristiNG, ˈintəˌrestiNG ˈɪnt (ə )rəstɪŋ | ▶adjective arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention: an interesting debate | it will be very interesting to see what they come up with. DERIVATIVES in ter est ing ly adverb he talked interestingly and learnedly | [ sentence adverb ] : interestingly, the researchers did notice a link, in ter est ing ness noun
Oxford Dictionary
interest
inter |est |ˈɪnt (ə )rɪst | ▶noun 1 [ mass noun ] the feeling of wanting to know or learn about something or someone: she looked about her with interest | [ in sing. ] : he developed an interest in art. • the quality of exciting curiosity or holding the attention: a tale full of interest. • [ count noun ] an activity or subject which one enjoys doing or studying: their sole interests are soccer, drink, and cars. 2 [ mass noun ] money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt: the monthly rate of interest | [ as modifier ] : interest payments. 3 the advantage or benefit of a person or group: the merger is not contrary to the public interest | it is in your interest to keep your insurance details to hand | we are acting in the best interests of our customers. • archaic the selfish pursuit of one's own welfare; self-interest. 4 a stake or involvement in an undertaking, especially a financial one: holders of voting rights must disclose their interests | he must have no personal interest in the outcome of the case. • a legal concern, title, or right in property. 5 (usu. interests ) a group or organization having a common concern, especially in politics or business: food interests in Scotland must continue to invest. ▶verb [ with obj. ] excite the curiosity or attention of (someone ): I thought the book might interest Eliot. • (interest someone in ) persuade someone to undertake or acquire (something ): efforts were made to interest her in a purchase. PHRASES at interest (of money borrowed ) on the condition that interest is payable. declare an (or one's ) interest make known one's financial interests in an undertaking before it is discussed. in the interests (or interest ) of something for the benefit of: in the interests of security we are keeping the information confidential. of interest interesting: his book should be of interest to historians. with interest with interest charged or paid. • (of an action ) reciprocated with more force or vigour than the original one: she returned his look with interest. ORIGIN late Middle English (originally as interess ): from Anglo-Norman French interesse, from Latin interesse ‘differ, be important ’, from inter- ‘between ’ + esse ‘be ’. The -t was added partly by association with Old French interest ‘damage, loss ’, apparently from Latin interest ‘it is important ’. The original sense was ‘the possession of a share in or a right to something ’; hence sense 4 of the noun. Sense 1 of the noun and the verb arose in the 18th cent. Sense 2 of the noun was influenced by medieval Latin interesse ‘compensation for a debtor's defaulting ’.
interested
inter |est ¦ed |ˈɪnt (ə )rɪstɪd | ▶adjective 1 showing curiosity or concern about something or someone; having a feeling of interest: I had always been interested in history. 2 [ attrib. ] having an interest or involvement; not impartial: seeking views from all interested parties. DERIVATIVES interestedly adverb, interestedness noun
interest-free
interest-free ▶adjective & adverb with no interest charged on money that has been borrowed: [ as adj. ] : interest-free credit | [ as adv. ] : he lent the money interest-free.
interesting
inter |est |ing |ˈɪnt (ə )rɪstɪŋ | ▶adjective arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention: an interesting debate | it will be very interesting to see what they come up with. PHRASES in an interesting condition archaic, euphemistic (of a woman ) pregnant. DERIVATIVES interestingly adverb he talked interestingly and learnedly | [ sentence adverb ] : interestingly, the researchers did notice a link, interestingness noun
American Oxford Thesaurus
interest
interest noun 1 we listened with interest: attentiveness, attention, absorption; heed, regard, notice; curiosity, inquisitiveness; enjoyment, delight, enthusiasm. ANTONYMS boredom. 2 places of interest: attraction, appeal, fascination, charm, beauty, allure. ANTONYMS repulsion. 3 this will be of interest to those involved: concern, consequence, importance, import, significance, note, relevance, value, weight; formal moment. ANTONYMS irrelevance. 4 her interests include reading: hobby, pastime, leisure pursuit, recreation, diversion, amusement; passion, enthusiasm; informal thing, bag, cup of tea. 5 a financial interest in the firm: stake, share, claim, investment, stock, equity; involvement, concern. 6 what is your interest in the case? involvement, partiality, partisanship, preference, loyalty; bias, prejudice. 7 his attorney guarded his interests: concern, business, affair. 8 her savings earned interest: dividends, profits, returns; a percentage. ▶verb 1 a topic that interests you: appeal to, be of interest to, attract, intrigue, fascinate; absorb, engross, rivet, grip, captivate; amuse, divert, entertain; arouse one's curiosity, whet one's appetite; informal float someone's boat, tickle someone's fancy. ANTONYMS bore. 2 can I interest you in a drink? persuade to have, tempt to have; sell. PHRASES in someone's best interests there was bitter disagreement over which treatment would be in their father's best interests: of (the most ) benefit to, to the advantage of; for the sake of, for the benefit of.
interested
interested adjective 1 an interested crowd: attentive, intent, absorbed, engrossed, fascinated, riveted, gripped, captivated, rapt, agog; intrigued, inquisitive, curious; keen, eager; informal all ears, nosy, snoopy. ANTONYMS uninterested, bored. 2 the government consulted with interested groups: concerned, involved, affected, connected, related. ANTONYMS uninvolved. 3 no interested party can judge the contest: partisan, partial, biased, prejudiced, preferential. ANTONYMS disinterested, nonpartisan.
interesting
interesting adjective a dramatic look inside the classroom that makes for some interesting television: absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, captivating, engaging, enthralling; appealing, attractive; amusing, entertaining, stimulating, thought-provoking, diverting, intriguing. ANTONYMS boring. WORD SPECTRUM: interesting / boring Word Spectrums show shades of meaning between two polar opposites.
Oxford Thesaurus
interest
interest noun 1 the children listened to the story with great interest: attentiveness, undivided attention, absorption, engrossment, heed, regard, notice, scrutiny; curiosity, inquisitiveness; enjoyment, delight. ANTONYMS boredom. 2 the region has many places of interest to the tourist: attraction, appeal, fascination, charm, beauty, allure, allurement, temptation, tantalization. 3 this account may only be of interest to those involved: concern, importance, import, consequence, moment, momentousness, significance, substance, note, relevance, value, weight, gravity, priority, urgency. 4 her interests include reading and music: hobby, pastime, leisure activity, leisure pursuit, recreation, entertainment, diversion, amusement, relaxation; passion, enthusiasm; informal thing, bag, scene, cup of tea. 5 he has a financial interest in the firm: stake, share, portion, claim, investment, stock, equity; involvement, participation, concern. 6 you must declare your interest in the case: involvement, partiality, partisanship, preference, loyalty; one-sidedness, favouritism, bias, prejudice. 7 his attorney zealously guarded his interests: concern, business, business matter, matter, care; (interests ) affairs. 8 put your cash in a savings account where it will earn interest: dividends, profits, returns; a percentage, a gain. PHRASES in someone's interests the merger is in the interests of both regiments: of benefit to, to the advantage of, for the sake of, for the benefit of. ▶verb 1 write about a topic that interests you: be of interest to, appeal to, attract, be attractive to, intrigue, fascinate; absorb, engross, rivet, grip, hold, captivate; amuse, divert, entertain; arouse one's curiosity, whet one's appetite, hold one's attention, engage one's attention; informal float someone's boat, tickle someone's fancy, light someone's fire. ANTONYMS bore. 2 can I interest you in an aerial photograph of your house? arouse someone's interest in, persuade to buy, sell.
interested
interested adjective 1 an interested crowd had gathered round the buskers: attentive, intent, absorbed, engrossed, fascinated, riveted, gripped, captivated, rapt, agog, intrigued, enquiring, inquisitive, curious, burning with curiosity; earnest, keen, eager; informal all ears, beady-eyed, nosy, snoopy. ANTONYMS bored, uninterested. 2 the government must consult with interested bodies before formulating a legislative measure: concerned, involved, implicated, affected, connected, related. 3 no interested party can judge the contest: partisan, partial, biased, prejudiced, one-sided, preferential, discriminatory. ANTONYMS disinterested.
interesting
interesting adjective it is one of the most interesting novels of its time: absorbing, engrossing, fascinating, riveting, gripping, compelling, compulsive, spellbinding, captivating, engaging, enthralling, entrancing, beguiling; appealing, attractive, amusing, entertaining, stimulating, thought-provoking, diverting, exciting, intriguing, action-packed; informal unputdownable. ANTONYMS boring, uninteresting.
Duden Dictionary
interessant
in te r es sant , in te res sant Adjektiv |interess a nt auch ɪntrɛˈsant |französisch intéressant, 1. Partizip von: intéresser, interessieren 1 Interesse 1 erweckend, erregend; geistig anziehend, fesselnd ein interessantes Buch, Detail | eine interessante Aufgabe, Frage, Beobachtung | ein interessanter Mensch | der Vortrag, die Reise war sehr interessant | das ist ja interessant aufschlussreich | leicht abwertend er will sich interessant machen Aufmerksamkeit auf sich lenken | die Gründe für sein Verhalten sind hier nicht interessant nicht wissenswert, tun nichts zur Sache | sie kann interessant erzählen 2 meist Kaufmannssprache Erfolg, Vorteil versprechend ein interessantes Angebot | das Haus ist zu diesem Preis nicht interessant | dieses Geschäft ist für uns nicht interessant
interessanterweise
in te r es san ter wei se , in te res san ter wei se Adverb |interess a nterw ei se |was recht aufschlussreich ist, [unerwartete ] Rückschlüsse zulässt sie hat es mir interessanterweise erst heute erzählt
Interessantheit
In te r es sant heit, In te res sant heit Substantiv, feminin , die |Interess a ntheit | interessante 1 Beschaffenheit
Interesse
In te r es se , In te res se Substantiv, Neutrum , das |Inter e sse auch ɪnˈtrɛsə |das Interesse; Genitiv: des Interesses, Plural: die Interessen unter Einfluss von französisch intérêt = Anteil (nahme ); Nutzen, Vorteil (< lateinisch interest = es bringt Nutzen ) zum mittellateinischen Substantiv interesse = aus einer Ersatzpflicht resultierender Schaden (aus der Sicht des Gläubigers = Nutzen, Vorteil, Gewinn ), zu lateinisch interesse = von Wichtigkeit sein 1 ohne Plural geistige Anteilnahme, Aufmerksamkeit großes, lebhaftes, geringes Interesse an jemandem, etwas haben | für jemanden, etwas /an jemandem, etwas Interesse zeigen, bekunden | jemandes Interesse wecken | im Brennpunkt des öffentlichen Interesses stehen | etwas mit großem Interesse lesen, verfolgen | diese Sache ist nicht von Interesse erregt niemandes Interesse, Aufmerksamkeit | Informationen von großem, höchstem, allgemeinem Interesse 2 a meist im Plural Neigung, Vorliebe keine geistigen Interessen haben | nur seinen Interessen leben | gemeinsame Interessen haben b Neigungen zum Erwerb, Kauf an diesem Artikel besteht kein Interesse | haben Sie Interesse , den Wagen zu kaufen? 3 a das, woran jemandem sehr gelegen ist, was für jemanden oder etwas wichtig oder nützlich ist; Nutzen, Vorteil seine eigenen, gemeinsame Interessen verfolgen | im Interesse des Friedens, der Allgemeinheit | im eigenen Interesse handeln | dies liegt in unser aller Interesse b meist im Plural Bestrebung, Belange die wirtschaftlichen Interessen eines Staates | dies läuft unseren [geschäftlichen ] Interessen zuwider | seine Interessen durchsetzen | jemandes Interessen wahrnehmen, vertreten
interessehalber
in te r es se hal ber , in te res se hal ber Adverb |inter e ssehalber |aus Interesse 1 ich habe mir den Film interessehalber angesehen
interesselos
in te r es se los , in te res se los Adjektiv |inter e sselos |ohne Interesse 1 ; an nichts interessiert; gleichgültig ein langweiliger, total interesseloser Bursche
Interesselosigkeit
In te r es se lo sig keit, In te res se lo sig keit Substantiv, feminin , die |Inter e sselosigkeit |interesseloses Wesen, Verhalten
Interessenabwägung
In te r es sen ab wä gung Substantiv, feminin , die |Inter e ssenabwägung |Abwägung von Interessen 3
Interessenausgleich
In te r es sen aus gleich , In te r es sens aus gleich , In te res sen aus gleich In te res sens aus gleich Substantiv, maskulin , der seltener Interessensausgleich |Inter e ssenausgleich Inter e ssensausgleich ɪntəˈrɛsn̩s |a͜usɡla͜iç |Ausgleich zwischen unterschiedlichen Interessen 3b , die unterschiedlichen Interessen 3b berücksichtigende ausgleichende Maßnahme eine Politik des Interessenausgleichs | einen Interessenausgleich suchen
Interessenbereich
In te r es sen be reich , In te res sen be reich Substantiv, maskulin oder Substantiv, Neutrum , der oder das |Inter e ssenbereich |der, selten: das Interessenbereich vgl. Interessengebiet
Interessengebiet
In te r es sen ge biet , In te r es sens ge biet , In te res sen ge biet In te res sens ge biet Substantiv, Neutrum , das seltener Interessensgebiet |Inter e ssengebiet Inter e ssensgebiet |[Fach ]gebiet, für das sich jemand besonders interessiert ihr Interessengebiet ist die moderne Literatur
Interessengegensatz
In te r es sen ge gen satz , In te res sen ge gen satz Substantiv, maskulin , der |Inter e ssengegensatz |Gegensatz von Interessen 3b der Interessengegensatz zwischen Arbeit und Kapital
Interessengemeinschaft
In te r es sen ge mein schaft , In te r es sens ge mein schaft , In te res sen ge mein schaft In te res sens ge mein schaft Substantiv, feminin , die seltener Interessensgemeinschaft |Inter e ssengemeinschaft Inter e ssensgemeinschaft |1 Zusammenschluss mehrerer Personen, Gruppen o. Ä. zur Wahrung oder Förderung gemeinsamer Interessen mit jemandem eine Interessengemeinschaft eingehen | sie leben als Interessengemeinschaft zusammen 2 Zusammenschluss mehrerer selbstständig bleibender Unternehmen o. Ä. zur Wahrung wirtschaftlicher Interessen Abkürzung: IG
Interessengruppe
In te r es sen grup pe , In te r es sens grup pe , In te res sen grup pe In te res sens grup pe Substantiv, feminin , die seltener Interessensgruppe |Inter e ssengruppe Inter e ssensgruppe |Zusammenschluss von Personen zur Durchsetzung politischer oder gesellschaftlicher Ziele die Gewerkschaften üben als Interessengruppe Druck auf die Regierung aus
Interessenkollision
In te r es sen kol li si on , In te r es sens kol li si on , In te res sen kol li si on In te res sens kol li si on Substantiv, feminin , die seltener Interessenskollision |Inter e ssenkollision Inter e ssenskollision | vgl. Interessenkonflikt
Interessenkonflikt
In te r es sen kon flikt, In te r es sens kon flikt, In te res sen kon flikt In te res sens kon flikt Substantiv, maskulin , der seltener Interessenskonflikt |Inter e ssenkonflikt Inter e ssenskonflikt |aus einem Interessengegensatz resultierender Konflikt
Interessenlage
In te r es sen la ge , In te r es sens la ge , In te res sen la ge In te res sens la ge Substantiv, feminin , die seltener Interessenslage |Inter e ssenlage Inter e ssenslage |Geartetheit der aus einer bestimmten Konstellation, Situation, aus bestimmten Umständen sich ergebenden Interessen 3b die unterschiedliche Interessenlage der beiden Bevölkerungsgruppen
Interessenorganisation
In te r es sen or ga ni sa ti on , In te res sen or ga ni sa ti on Substantiv, feminin , die |Inter e ssenorganisation | vgl. Interessengruppe
Interessenpolitik
In te r es sen po li tik, In te res sen po li tik Substantiv, feminin , die Interessenspolitik |Inter e ssenpolitik |von Interessengruppen betriebene Politik
interessenpolitisch
in te r es sen po li tisch , in te res sen po li tisch Adjektiv interessenspolitisch |inter e ssenpolitisch |die Interessenpolitik betreffend, darauf beruhend
Interessensphäre
In te r es sen sphä re , In te res sen sphä re Substantiv, feminin , die |Inter e ssensphäre |Einflussbereich eines Staates
Interessenspolitik
In te r es sens po li tik, In te res sens po li tik Substantiv, feminin seltener , die Interessenpolitik |Inter e ssenspolitik |von Interessengruppen betriebene Politik
interessenspolitisch
in te r es sens po li tisch , in te res sens po li tisch Adjektiv seltener interessenpolitisch |inter e ssenspolitisch |die Interessenpolitik betreffend, darauf beruhend
Interessensvertreterin
In te r es sens ver tre te rin , In te res sens ver tre te rin Substantiv, feminin , die |Inter e ssensvertreterin |weibliche Form zu Interessensvertreter
Interessent
In te r es sent , In te res sent Substantiv, maskulin , der Interessentin |Interess e nt auch ɪntrɛˈsɛnt |der Interessent; Genitiv: des Interessenten, Plural: die Interessenten 1 jemand, der an einer Sache interessiert ist, sein Interesse bekundet, an etwas teilnehmen, teilhaben möchte Interessenten [an diesem Vortrag ] sollen sich bis morgen anmelden | Prospektmaterial an alle Interessenten schicken 2 jemand, der etwas haben, erwerben, kaufen möchte ich habe noch keinen Interessenten für mein Haus gefunden
Interessentengruppe
In te r es sen ten grup pe , In te res sen ten grup pe Substantiv, feminin , die |Interess e ntengruppe |
Interessentenkreis
In te r es sen ten kreis , In te res sen ten kreis Substantiv, maskulin , der |Interess e ntenkreis |Kreis von Interessentinnen und Interessenten
Interessentenweg
In te r es sen ten weg , In te res sen ten weg Substantiv, maskulin österreichisch , der |Interess e ntenweg |öffentlicher Fahrweg, für dessen Erhaltung die Anrainer aufkommen müssen
Interessentin
In te r es sen tin , In te res sen tin Substantiv, feminin , die |Interess e ntin |die Interessentin; Genitiv: der Interessentin, Plural: die Interessentinnen weibliche Form zu Interessent
Interessenverband
In te r es sen ver band , In te r es sens ver band , In te res sen ver band In te res sens ver band Substantiv, maskulin , der seltener Interessensverband |Inter e ssenverband Inter e ssensverband | vgl. Interessengruppe
Interessenvertreter
In te r es sen ver tre ter , In te r es sens ver tre ter , In te res sen ver tre ter In te res sens ver tre ter Substantiv, maskulin , der seltener Interessensvertreter |Inter e ssenvertreter Inter e ssensvertreter |Person oder Organisation, die die Interessen Einzelner oder einer Gruppe vertritt die Gewerkschaft ist der Interessenvertreter der Arbeitnehmer
Interessenvertreterin
In te r es sen ver tre te rin , In te res sen ver tre te rin Substantiv, feminin , die |Inter e ssenvertreterin |weibliche Form zu Interessenvertreter
Interessenvertretung
In te r es sen ver tre tung , In te r es sens ver tre tung , In te res sen ver tre tung In te res sens ver tre tung Substantiv, feminin , die seltener Interessensvertretung |Inter e ssenvertretung Inter e ssensvertretung |a das Vertreten von Interessen der Anwalt übernimmt die Interessenvertretung seiner Mandantin b Person oder Gruppe von Personen, deren Aufgabe es ist, jemandes Interessen zu vertreten die Interessenvertretung besteht aus zwei Lehrerinnen und einem Pfarrer
interessieren
in te r es sie ren , in te res sie ren schwaches Verb |interess ie ren auch ɪntrɛˈsiːrən |schwaches Verb; Perfektbildung mit »hat « französisch (s' )intéresser < lateinisch interesse = dazwischen sein, teilnehmen, von Wichtigkeit sein 1 a sich interessieren Interesse 1 an etwas, jemandem haben, für etwas, jemanden zeigen ich interessiere mich für moderne Malerei | er interessiert sich nicht sehr für Fußball | der Junge interessiert sich noch nicht für Mädchen | niemand interessiert sich für ihn nimmt Anteil an ihm, kümmert sich um ihn b sich interessieren etwas erfahren wollen sich für die Teilnahmebedingungen interessieren c sich interessieren haben, kaufen wollen ich interessiere mich für diesen Wagen | mehrere Firmen interessieren sich für das Patent | das Fernsehen interessiert sich für die junge Schauspielerin will sie engagieren 2 a jemandes Interesse wecken, finden das Buch interessiert mich | der Fall begann sie zu interessieren | die ganze Angelegenheit interessiert mich nicht b jemandes Interesse auf etwas lenken, jemanden für etwas zu gewinnen suchen jemanden für ein Projekt /an einem Projekt interessieren | er hat ihn für seine Pläne interessiert
interessiert
in te r es siert, in te res siert Adjektiv |interess ie rt |[großes ] Interesse 1 habend, zeigend ein interessierter junger Mann | ein interessiertes Gesicht machen | sie ist literarisch, politisch interessiert | interessiert zuhören | an diesem Mädchen sind viele interessiert haben viele Interesse | sie ist an diesem Problem nicht interessiert es interessiert sie nicht | wir sind sehr daran interessiert , dieses Geschäft zu machen wir möchten es sehr gerne machen
Interessiertheit
In te r es siert heit, In te res siert heit Substantiv, feminin , die |Interess ie rtheit |das Interessiertsein seine große Aufgeschlossenheit und Interessiertheit
French Dictionary
intéressant
intéressant , ante adj. adjectif 1 Digne d ’intérêt. : Des lectures intéressantes. SYNONYME captivant ; passionnant . 2 Profitable. : Des profits intéressants. SYNONYME avantageux ; rentable .
intéressé
intéressé , ée adj. et n. m. et f. adjectif 1 Qui est en cause. : Les parties intéressées. 2 Attaché à ses intérêts. : Une attitude intéressée. nom masculin et féminin Personne concernée par une question, une chose. : Il nous faut prévenir les intéressés. FORME FAUTIVE intéressé à. Construction fautive pour désireux de, qui désire.
intéressement
intéressement n. m. nom masculin Participation du personnel aux projets, aux profits d ’une entreprise. : L ’intéressement est de nature à motiver le personnel.
intéresser
intéresser v. tr. , pronom. verbe transitif 1 Inspirer de l ’intérêt à. : Ce livre a intéressé les élèves. SYNONYME captiver ; passionner . 2 Concerner. : Cette mesure intéresse les petites entreprises. SYNONYME regarder ; toucher . verbe pronominal Avoir de l ’intérêt pour. : Elle s ’intéresse au cinéma. Note Grammaticale À la forme pronominale, le participe passé de ce verbe s ’accorde toujours en genre et en nombre avec son sujet. Ils se sont intéressés au reboisement des forêts. aimer
Spanish Dictionary
interés
interés nombre masculino 1 Valor o utilidad que en sí tiene una cosa :es un monumento de gran interés .2 Provecho o bien buscado :debe cambiar por su propio interés; dice que habla en interés de los trabajadores .ANTÓNIMO desinterés .3 Actitud de la persona que siente deseo de dirigir su atención hacia algo o alguien que la atrae o le inspira curiosidad :interés por la ciencia; escuchar con interés; pusimos un interés especial en este trabajo .4 Cantidad de dinero producida por un capital depositado en una entidad financiera o generada por un préstamo :en una cuenta a plazo fijo obtendrás un mayor interés; para comprar la casa consiguió un préstamo a un interés muy bajo .5 intereses nombre masculino plural Conjunto de bienes y propiedades de una persona :tiene intereses en una empresa de servicios .6 intereses Conveniencias o necesidades de una persona o de un colectivo :todos los padres miran por los intereses de sus hijos . VÉASE tipo de interés . ETIMOLOGÍA Sustantivación del latín interesse ‘estar interesado ’, ‘interesar ’, derivado de esse ‘ser ’. De la familia etimológica de ser (verbo ) (V.).
interesado, -da
interesado, -da adjetivo /nombre masculino y femenino 1 [persona ] Que tiene interés en una cosa :gracias, pero no estoy interesado en comprarlo; la conferencia de mañana es solo para los interesados en el tema .2 [persona ] Que es el sujeto a quien atañe determinado asunto :al pie del documento consta la firma del interesado; el fiscal y el interesado podrán interponer recurso de apelación contra la sentencia del juez en el plazo de tres semanas .3 [persona ] Que se deja llevar por el interés propio o que solamente se mueve por él :es un interesado, nunca te hará un favor sin pedirte algo a cambio .4 adjetivo Que implica o denota interés propio :la divulgación de su nombre como posible candidata a la gobernación es una filtración interesada para poner nerviosos a algunos .
interesante
interesante adjetivo Que interesa :un tema interesante; estas joyas tienen un precio muy interesante; les voy a contar una anécdota muy interesante .hacerse el interesante coloquial Comportarse [una persona ] de cierta manera para atraer la atención o el interés de otra u otras :habla con voz grave y tono pausado solamente para hacerse el interesante . VÉASE en estado interesante .
interesar
interesar verbo intransitivo 1 Suscitar [una cosa o persona ] interés por ella :no me interesa lo más mínimo lo que ella pueda pensar de mí; a Silvia le interesa mucho la literatura rusa; María ya no me interesa, ahora me gusta Ana .2 Despertar en alguien el interés por una cosa :le interesó la biología desde pequeño .3 Resultar útil o buena [una cosa ]:te interesa llevarte bien con tus compañeros; me interesa asistir a ese curso para mejorar mi currículum .4 verbo transitivo Dar parte a alguien en un negocio o comercio :interesé a mi cuñado en la empresa; pedíamos a los patronos que estudiaran con urgencia el medio de interesar a los trabajadores en los beneficios de las empresas .5 med Afectar (producir daño o enfermedad ).6 interesarse verbo pronominal Tener interés en una cosa :se equivocan quienes piensan que la juventud no se interesa por nada .7 interesarse Manifestar interés por algo o alguien, generalmente preguntando por ellos :el presidente se interesó por nuestro trabajo; dio las gracias a todos los que se interesaron por él cuando estuvo ingresado en el hospital .
interestatal
interestatal adjetivo Que pone en relación a dos o más estados o que se establece o se realiza entre ellos :el Tratado contempla un amplio programa de cooperación económica e interestatal entre ambos países .
interestelar
interestelar adjetivo Que está en el espacio existente entre dos astros, o que tiene relación con él :comenzaron a enviar mensajes al espacio y a rastrear el vacío interestelar con la esperanza de captar alguna señal inteligente; dos físicos de la universidad de Cornell, en Estados Unidos, preguntaron sobre la posibilidad de utilizar rayos cósmicos como vía de transmisión interestelar para sus mensajes .SINÓNIMO interesideral .
Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary
interest
in ter est /ɪ́nt (ə )rəst / (! 強勢は第1音節 ) 〖「inter (相互に )est (存在する )」＞「利害関係 」＞「関心, 興味 」〗(形 )interested, interesting 名詞 複 ～s /-ts /1 C U 〖単数形で 〗 «…に対する » 興味, 関心 , 好奇心 «in » (!不定冠詞のほか, しばしば強意や量を表す 形容詞 を伴う ) ▸ have an [a strong, a keen ] interest in baseball 野球に [にすごく ]興味がある ▸ begin to take an interest in politics 政治に興味を持ち始める ▸ have no [have little, not have much ] interest in A Aに全然 [ほとんど, あまり ]興味がない ▸ lose (all ) interest (まったく )興味を失う ▸ not show [express ] any interest 一向に興味を示さない ▸ hold (one's ) interest for A 〈事が 〉A 〈人 〉にとって興味深いものである ▸ There is a growing interest in the environment .環境に対する関心が高まりつつある コーパスの窓 interestの用法 1 greatやconsiderableを伴う場合は常に無冠詞だが, それ以外の場合, 後にin句を伴うと通例不定冠詞を伴う ▸ with great [considerable ] interest in A Aに大いに [かなりの ]興味をもって ▸ with a special interest in A Aに特に興味をもって 2 修飾語を伴わないhave interest in A は疑問文 否定文 条件節 強意を示す文を除いて ｟まれ ｠で, be interested in A の方が普通 ▸ I do have interest in cars .車にすごく興味があるんだ 2 C 〖通例 ～s 〗興味をそそる物事 , 関心事 ; 好奇心をそそる物事 ; 趣味 (→hobby )▸ Dave's main interests are beer and darts .デイヴの主な関心事はビールとダーツさ ▸ Kumi has no interests outside her work .久美は仕事のほかには全然関心事がない (!「仕事以外の関心事 」は (one's ) outside interests ) ▸ pursue one's interest (s )自分の関心事を追求する ▸ people with common interests 共通の趣味を持つ人々 3 U 興味深さ , おもしろさ ▸ This area is of particular interest to [has several places of interest for ] tourists .この地域は観光客にとって特に興味深い [観光客の興味を引く場所がいくつかある ]▸ Spices add interest to your cooking .スパイスを使うとお料理におもしろみが増します 4 U 〘経 〙【借金 預金に付く 】利子 , 利息, 金利 «on » (→capital 2 ); 利率 ▸ I pay 8 \% interest on the loan .私はローンで8 \%の利子を支払っています ▸ How much are the interest payments? 利息はいくらになりますか ▸ earn interest 利子 [利益 ]を生む 5 C U 〖通例 ～s 〗 «…の » 利益 (benefit ); 私利, 利 ; 私情 «in » ▸ (be in ) the public [national ] interest 公益 [国益 ] (になる ) (!｟コーパス ｠nationalの場合theの代わりにA 'sも可能 ) ▸ protect [promote, look after ] the company's interests 会社の収益を確保する [を増進する, に気を配る ]▸ think only of one's own interests 自分の利益のみを考える 6 C 〘商 〙 «…の » 利権, 権益, 株 (share 1, concern ); 所有権 «in » ▸ We have business interests across Europe .我々はヨーロッパ中に権益を有する 7 C U «…(すること )における » 利害 (関係 ) «in (do ing )» (→disinterest , vested interest )▸ avoid a conflict of interest between us 我々の間の利害の衝突を避ける ▸ declare an interest (in A )(Aとは ) (利害 )関係があると表明する (!そのため, (Aの絡む )この問題では公平な判断ができないということを暗示 ) 8 C 〘商 〙〖通例 ～s 〗(利害 主張を同じくする )同業者団体 [組合 ]; 仲間 ; … 階級 ; … 側 ; 派閥, 一派 ▸ powerful mining interests 影響力のある鉱業会社 9 U «…に対する » 影響力, 支配力 «with » .10 U 重要 (性 ), 重大さ ▸ a matter of primary [little ] interest 最重要 [さして重要でない ]事項 be in A's (b è st ) í nterest (s )(最も )Aのためになる, Aにとって (最も )都合がよい .have A's (best ) ì nterests at h é art A 〈人 〉を心から応援する .have n ò í nterest in do ing …したくない .in the (b è st ) í nterest (s ) of A A 〈事 人 〉のために, Aを実現するために ▸ In the interest (s ) of fairness, we will examine all the facts .公正を期すべく, 我々はすべての事実関係を調べるつもりだ (just ) ò ut of í nterest ＝(just ) as a m à tter of í nterest ｟くだけた話 ｠好奇心から聞くんだけど, ただ知りたいだけなんだけど ▸ Just out of interest , where did you buy it? 興味があるんだけど, それどこで買ったの p à y A b á ck [ret ù rn A ](, ) with í nterest ｟くだけて ｠A 〈人 〉に自分が受けた以上の仕返しをする .with í nterest 利子を付けて ; ｟話 ｠おまけを付けて .動詞 ～s /-ts /; ～ed /-ɪd /; ～ing (!be ～edなど分詞形容詞用法については →interested ) 他動詞 〈人 事 物が 〉【事などに対して 】〈人 〉に興味 [関心 ]を持たせる ; 〈人 〉に «…を » したい [買いたい ]気にさせる «in (do ing )» ; ｟かたく ｠〖～ oneself 〗 «…に » 興味 [関心 ]を持つ «in » ▸ Sport doesn't interest me (at all ).私はスポーツには (まったく )興味がわかない ▸ What interests me is that …私が興味あるのは …ということです ▸ This might interest you .(相手が興味を示しそうなものを見せる前置きとして )こんなものがあるんですよ í nterest A in B 〈店員などが 〉A 〈人 〉にB 〈物 〉を買う [食べる, する ]ことを勧める ▸ Could I interest you in a drink [dessert ]?｟話 丁寧に ｠飲み物 [デザート ]を召し上がりませんか It might [may ] í nterest you to kn ò w that …｟話 ｠ご興味がおありと思いますが …なのです (!聞き手の興味をそそる事実を切り出す時に ) .～́ gr ò up 利益 [圧力 ]団体 .～́ r à te 利率, 金利 (rate of interest ) (!｟英 ｠では ｟まれ ｠に ～sを単数扱いすることがある ) ▸ raise [lower ] interest rates 金利を上げる [下げる ].
interested
in ter est ed /ɪ́nt (ə )rəstɪd, -tərèst -/→interest 形容詞 more ～; most ～1 〖be interested (in A )〗(A 〈事 物 人 〉に )興味を持っている , 関心がある (↔uninterested, bored )▸ be very [really, very much ] interested in politics 政治に非常に興味がある (╳be interested about [for ] …としない )▸ be [get ] interested in what they said 彼らが言ったことに関心がある [を持つ ]▸ John is interested in you .(恋愛感情を述べて )ジョンは君に気がある ; (好奇心で )ジョンは君に興味を持っている ▸ Look, I've told you ― I'm not interested .いいかい, 言っただろう, 私は興味ないんだ 2 〖be interested in doing /to do 〗…したいと思う , …することに興味がある (!want to do より遠回しな表現 ) ; 〖be ～〗 «…して » おもしろいと思う «to do » , «…が » 欲しい «in » ▸ Susan is interested in working [｟まれ ｠to work ] with you .スーザンは君と仕事をしたがっている (↓コーパスの窓 )▸ I'd be very interested to hear [in hearing ] about your life .あなたの人生についてはぜひお聞きしたいですね ▸ You may be interested to know that many people still believe in ghosts .多くの人がまだ幽霊を信じていると知ったらおもしろいと思われることでしょう ▸ be interested in food 食べ物が欲しい (!「食べ物に興味がある 」の意にもなる ) コーパスの窓 be interested to do to do には主にknow, see, hear, learn, read, find, discoverなどの 動詞 を従えて知的好奇心を表す .3 〖名詞 の前で 〗(利害 )関係のある (↔disinterested )▸ an interested party 関係者, 当事者 ～ly 副詞
interest-free
ì nterest-fr é e 形容詞 無利子の .
interesting
in ter est ing /ɪ́nt (ə )rəstɪŋ, -tərèst -/→interest 形容詞 more ～; most ～〈物 事 人が 〉 «人にとって /…するには /…という点で » 興味深い , おもしろい «to , for /to do /in » (↔uninteresting ); 〖it is interesting (for A ) to do /it is interesting that節 〗(A 〈人 〉が )…するのは […というのは ]おもしろい (!｟コーパス ｠it is interesting do ing は ｟まれ ｠) ; 〖it is interesting (for A ) to do /(to A ) that節 〗(A 〈人 〉にとって )…するのは […ということは ]おもしろい (!｟コーパス ｠(1 )that節が続く場合for Aの代わりにto Aを用いる方が普通. (2 )前出の構文と共にfor Aを伴うのは文脈から推定できない場合に限られ1割程度 ) ▸ It's interesting to watch him. ≒He's interesting to watch .彼を見ているとおもしろい (!「おもしろがっている 」のは 「彼 」でなく 「話し手 」であることに注意; →easy 形容詞 1 a 語法 (1 ), ↓作文のポイント ) ▸ It is interesting that you ask that [for you to ask that ].君がそんなことを聞くとはおもしろい ▸ It's quite interesting for me to sing in Italian .イタリア語で歌うのは私にとってなかなかおもしろい (!｟主に米 ｠では 「非常におもしろい 」の意にもなる; →quite 副詞 1 a b ) ▸ a very [really ] interesting question とてもおもしろい質問 ▸ That story is interesting to me .それは興味深いお話ですね (≒I am interested in that story. ) (!interestingは 「人に興味をもたせるような 」, interestedは 「〈人が 〉興味をもたせられた [抱いて ]」という意味を表す ) ▸ It would be interesting if the President could come .もし大統領が来ればおもしろいね (!itはif節または状況をさす ) ▸ “What do you think of this sweater? ” “Well, … interesting .”「このセーターどう 」「うーん, …おもしろいね 」 (!あまり好みではないことを婉曲 （えんきよく ）的に言うことができる ) ｟作文のポイント ｠私たちはトランプをしておもしろかった .× We were interesting to play cards .○ It was interesting to play cards .❢「おもしろがっている人 」が主語にくることはない. 同じ内容はWe had fun [a good time ] playing cards. でも表せる .類義 interestingとfunny, amusing, comical interesting は興味 関心を引き起こすようなおもしろさ, funny は人を笑わせるようなおもしろさ, amusing は人を楽しませるようなおもしろさ, comical は異常さや意外さによるこっけいなおもしろさをいう .in an ì nteresting cond í tion ｟英 ｠妊娠して .
interestingly
í n ter est ing ly 副詞 1 〖文修飾 〗おもしろいことには .2 興味を引くように, おもしろく .
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