Examples of using Interestingly in English and their translations into Chinese
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Interestingly, all of them are created by nature.
Interestingly, one of the four winning couples is from India.
Interestingly, it seems that this was not always the case.
Interestingly, Facebook has begun taking steps to enter into the Chinese market accordingly.
Interestingly, the founder of Adidas and the founder of Puma were brothers.
Write about yourself briefly and interestingly.
Interestingly, the EPO report reveals that many of the biggest applicants in this area are not transport companies but ICT companies.
Interestingly, the English word Bible is derived from the name of the town, since Byblos was an important port through which the papyrus was imported.
Interestingly, the attacker scanning vulnerable devices is located on the same network too.
Interestingly, the iOS users can connect to free unlimited VPN to experience the unmatched performance of best free VPN app.
Interestingly, carom seed spice has shown to accelerate the process of food passing through the stomach in rats, which may help improve indigestion.
Interestingly, although deaths from terrorism inEurope have decreased, the number of terrorist incidents increased in this period.
Interestingly, the locals lived next to this“tempered” guy, and they also explored many experiences in predicting volcanic eruptions.
Interestingly, 99 percent of his wealth was earned after his 50th birthday.
Interestingly, The Wall Street Journal noted that major financial institutions and stock exchanges such as the NYSE and US-based banks have also invested in Coinbase.
Interestingly, antidepressant drugs are being researched as a potential treatment for Alzheimer's.
More interestingly, Lewan even signed a short-term contract to August 31 with Zhahave, a predator who was good at operating transfer.
An interestingly distinctive characteristic of Triwindu Antique Market is the barter system still in place as a legitimate way of transaction.
Interestingly, the cemani, which is found in Indonesia, is just the most extreme example of what scientists call dermal hyperpigmentation.
Interestingly, they found no differences in DNA fragmentation between slow cooling and vitrification.