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  1. curiously:
  2. curious:
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Detailed Translations for curiously from English to Swedish

curiously:

curiously adv

  1. curiously (remarkably; peculiarly)
    konstigt nog

Translation Matrix for curiously:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- inquisitively; interrogatively; oddly; peculiarly
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
konstigt nog curiously; peculiarly; remarkably

Related Words for "curiously":


Synonyms for "curiously":


Related Definitions for "curiously":

  1. in a manner differing from the usual or expected1
    • had a curiously husky voice1
  2. with curiosity1
    • the baby looked around curiously1

curiously form of curious:

curious adj

  1. curious
    vetgirig
  2. curious (peculiar; strange; odd; queer)
    egendomligt; egendomlig
  3. curious (eccentric; idiosyncratic; peculiar; )
    udda; bisarrt; kuriös; exentrisk; kuriöst; exentriskt

Translation Matrix for curious:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
egendomlig odd fellow; queer; strange person; weirdo
vetgirig eager to learn
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- funny; odd; peculiar; queer; rum; rummy; singular
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bisarrt bizarre; curious; different; eccentric; exceptional; freak; idiosyncratic; noteworthy; odd; peculiar; unusual macabre; shady; sinister; spooky
egendomlig curious; odd; peculiar; queer; strange applicable; apposite; appropriate; apt; fitting; relevant; right; suitable
egendomligt curious; odd; peculiar; queer; strange characteristic; illustrative; inexplicable; typical; unaccountable
exentrisk bizarre; curious; different; eccentric; exceptional; freak; idiosyncratic; noteworthy; odd; peculiar; unusual
exentriskt bizarre; curious; different; eccentric; exceptional; freak; idiosyncratic; noteworthy; odd; peculiar; unusual
kuriös bizarre; curious; different; eccentric; exceptional; freak; idiosyncratic; noteworthy; odd; peculiar; unusual
kuriöst bizarre; curious; different; eccentric; exceptional; freak; idiosyncratic; noteworthy; odd; peculiar; unusual
udda bizarre; curious; different; eccentric; exceptional; freak; idiosyncratic; noteworthy; odd; peculiar; unusual odd
vetgirig curious eager to learn; inquisitive

Related Words for "curious":

  • curiousness, curiouser, curiousest, curiously

Synonyms for "curious":


Antonyms for "curious":

  • incurious

Related Definitions for "curious":

  1. eager to investigate and learn or learn more (sometimes about others' concerns)1
    • a curious child is a teacher's delight1
    • a trap door that made me curious1
    • curious investigators1
    • traffic was slowed by curious rubberneckers1
    • curious about the neighbor's doings1
  2. beyond or deviating from the usual or expected1
    • a curious hybrid accent1
  3. having curiosity aroused; eagerly interested in learning more1
    • a trap door that made me curious1

Wiktionary Translations for curious:

curious
adjective
  1. unusual
  2. inquisitive
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• curious → nyfiken ↔ nieuwsgierig — verlangend om iets te weten of waar te nemen
• curious → nyfiken ↔ neugierig — stark interessiert an etwas
• curious → frågvis; nyfiken ↔ curieux — Qui a le désir d’apprendre, de voir des choses nouvelles, intéressantes, rares, etc.
• curious → lustig; löjlig ↔ drôle — Comique, marrant, rigolo. (Sens général).
• curious → vinstgivande; intressant ↔ intéressant — Qui intéresser ; qui suscite l’intérêt.
• curious → egendomlig; märkvärdig; synnerlig; utomordentlig ↔ singulier — Qui est différent ou particulier, qui ne ressembler pas aux autres.
• curious → egendomlig; märkvärdig ↔ étrange — Qui est en dehors de l’ordre, de l’usage commun ; qui est singulier, extraordinaire.

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