Collocation
I'd be curious to know.
I want to know; I'm interested in knowing something.
Definition
'I'd be curious to know.' is a common English collocation. I want to know; I'm interested in knowing something.
be + curious + to + know
“I'd be curious to know how they managed to achieve such impressive results.”
Examples
- I'd be curious to know what you think about the new proposal.
- She said she would be curious to know how the experiment turned out.
- We were quite curious to know the full story behind the sudden announcement.
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- If you find out who won the competition, I'd be curious to know.
- He always seems to be curious to know why things work the way they do.
- Having read the initial reports, I remained curious to know the intricate details of the investigation.
- After the meeting, I'd be curious to know their final decision.
- My colleague mentioned he was curious to know the impact of the policy change.
- The historian confessed he was perpetually curious to know the motivations of ancient rulers.
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