intrigue是什么意思

双语用例

• Political ideology also plays a role in explaining abstention, and it is an intriguing one.

• Stimulated and intrigued, they learned to distrust old methods and to fear charges of despotism if they made legitimate use of their powers.

• How sodium channels become clustered at the node, what maintains this organization, and how they are reassembled after injury, are intriguing questions of fundamental importance.

• The implications of the effects of age on support for more or less hard-line parties on both sides of the communal divide are intriguing.

• The one that intrigues him the most is manipulating the dimensionality of issue space.

• His course somehow intrigued me because it seemed less flaky than a lot of economics.

• Students of public opinion have long been intrigued by the concept of political tolerance.

• Perhaps they just find it intriguing to find that people speaking vary pitch, as if they were singing.