meaningful; interesting; having a crush
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesadjective
meaningful; thought-provoking; significant
Describes speech, writing, or events that have depth or invite reflection.
This movie is very meaningful and thought-provoking.
His question seems simple, but is actually quite thought-provoking.
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This article is written in a very meaningful way and is worth reading.
adjective
fun; amusing; interesting
informalDescribes things that are enjoyable, entertaining, or spark curiosity. The most common meaning in everyday conversation.
This game is so fun; we played all afternoon.
He speaks in a very amusing way and always makes everyone laugh.
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Last night's party was very interesting.
verb phrase
to have a crush on someone; to be romantically interested in
informalUsed to indicate romantic interest, often in a subtle or unspoken way. Typically, the subject is the person feeling the attraction. The pattern is 'A对B有意思'.
I think Xiao Wang has a crush on Xiao Li.
If he wasn't interested in you, he wouldn't keep looking for you.
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It seems they are both interested in each other.