wissbegierig

B2

eager to learn / inquisitive

English meaning
eager to learn / inquisitive
Vocabulary package
Curiosity & Interest

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wissbegierig in a sentence

Das wissbegierige Kind stellte viele Fragen.

The inquisitive child asked many questions.

Comparative and superlative

wissbegierig → wissbegieriger → am wissbegierigsten

Where wissbegierig comes from

Zusammensetzung aus (dem Stamm von) wissen und begierig

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What is the comparative of wissbegierig?

wissbegierig → wissbegieriger → am wissbegierigsten.

What does wissbegierig mean in English?

wissbegierig means "eager to learn / inquisitive". For example: "Das wissbegierige Kind stellte viele Fragen." — "The inquisitive child asked many questions."

What level is wissbegierig in German?

wissbegierig is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate. It belongs to the curiosity & interest vocabulary.

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