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intrigue
/ɪnˈtriːɡ/
verb
İlgisini çekmek, merakını uyandırmak
To arouse curiosity or interest; to fascinate.
- The mystery intrigued her for weeks.
- I'm intrigued by your proposal.
- His unusual behavior intrigues everyone at work.
- The paradoxical findings from the clinical trial intrigue neuroscientists who are seeking alternative explanations for cognitive enhancement.
- Archaeologists remain intrigued by the advanced engineering techniques evident in ancient monuments that predate known technological innovations.
- The philosopher's unconventional interpretation of consciousness continues to intrigue scholars across multiple disciplines and theoretical frameworks.
verb
Entrika çevirmek, komplo kurmak
To engage in secret scheming or plotting.
- The courtiers intrigued against the king.
- Politicians often intrigue behind closed doors.
noun
Entrika, komplo, dolap
A secret scheme or plot; a conspiracy.
- The novel is full of political intrigue.
- She uncovered a web of intrigue and deception.
- Court intrigues led to his downfall.