How is the phrase intéresser les gens translated from French to English

Donner aux gens l'envie d'en savoir plus sur quelque chose.

To make people want to know more about something.

phrase
English translation
Interest people

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  • Un bon titre intéresse les gens tout de suite. A good title will interest people right away.

  • Ce sujet intéresse-t-il vraiment les gens en dehors du bureau ? Does this topic really interest people outside the office?

  • Il nous faut des photos qui intéressent les gens, pas plus de texte. We need photos that interest people, not more text.

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How is “intéresser les gens” translated from French?
“intéresser les gens” translates into English as “Interest people”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “intéresser les gens” mean?
Meaning of “intéresser les gens”: Donner aux gens l'envie d'en savoir plus sur quelque chose. In English — “Interest people”.
What part of speech is “intéresser les gens”?
“intéresser les gens” is a phrase.
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