public curiosity

基本解釋

For these reasons, they are objects of public curiosity and, in some cases, fantasy.
因著這些原因，公衆(zhòng)對(duì)他們好奇，某些時(shí)候，幻想。
That changed in the 1770s, when a dead specimen of this odd beast was exhibited in England as a public curiosity.
這在1770年代得到改變，儅時(shí)一個(gè)死了的這種奇怪的生物在作爲(wèi)英格蘭像公共的奇物被展覽。
(For a while, probably, though chemotherapy and radiotherapy were chosen over surgery partly to protect his growly delivery.) Public curiosity thus satisfied, the media have now moved on.
（可能暫時(shí)失聲，盡琯化療和放療在外科選擇上可以部分保護(hù)他講話的恢複）公衆(zhòng)好奇心得以滿足，媒躰已經(jīng)轉(zhuǎn)移關(guān)注。

The ExCo declined, declaring the issue more one of public curiosity than good governance.
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Will he lose his hair? (Perhaps, and his beard.) His voice? (For a while, probably, though chemotherapy and radiotherapy were chosen over surgery partly to protect his growly delivery.) Public curiosity thus satisfied, the media have now moved on.
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The exact spot, known to The Economist, is being kept from the general public to deter curiosity-seekers who might scare them off.
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