interested in Irish
interested in Irish is spéis, leasmhar — interested means showing curiosity or attention toward something.
interested in Irish
spéis
Having or showing interest (attention or curiosity).
leasmhar
Owning a share of a company; being a shareholder.
What does "interested" mean?
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adj Showing curiosity or attention toward something.
"My brother is interested in astronomy and spends his evenings looking at the stars."
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adj Having a personal stake or something to gain, and therefore not neutral.
"A judge must not hear a case if he is an interested party."
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interested in a sentence
- My brother is interested in astronomy and spends his evenings looking at the stars.
- She seemed genuinely interested in his research.
- A judge must not hear a case if he is an interested party.
- Her opinion is not neutral because she is an interested party in the sale.
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What is "interested" in Irish?
"interested" in Irish is spéis, leasmhar. interested means: Showing curiosity or attention toward something.
How do you use "interested" in a sentence?
Example: "My brother is interested in astronomy and spends his evenings looking at the stars." In Irish, "interested" is spéis, leasmhar.
Are there other ways to say "interested" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "interested": spéis, leasmhar.
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