1.
full of curiosity; inquisitive
Describes a person who is eager to know about and try new things. Compound of 好奇心 (curiosity) and 旺盛 (vigorous, abundant), and almost always a compliment.
Common collocations
Usage
Common in self-introductions, job applications, and profiles, where it presents a willingness to learn. In everyday speech it is often said with light affection about children and pets.
Similar words
- 物好き: fond of unusual things — can carry a hint of oddness
- 野次馬根性: rubbernecking curiosity — negative, about prying into other people's business