interesting passages
[ˈɪn.tɚ.ɪ.stɪŋ ˈpæ.sɪ.dʒɪz]
noun phrasepl: N/A (already plural)
trechos interessantes
1. Sections or excerpts of text, music, or other content that capture attention or engage the reader/listener due to their compelling, relevant, or thought-provoking nature
The book contained several interesting passages that made me reconsider my perspective.
O livro continha vários trechos interessantes que me fizeram reconsiderar minha perspectiva.
2. Notable portions of a literary work, academic text, or document worth highlighting or discussing
She marked the interesting passages with a highlighter for later study.
Ela marcou os trechos interessantes com um marca-texto para estudar depois.
3. Segments of conversation, dialogue, or narrative that stand out as particularly engaging or meaningful
The interview had many interesting passages that revealed the artist's creative process.
A entrevista tinha muitos trechos interessantes que revelavam o processo criativo do artista.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, the phrase 'interesting passages' is frequently used in academic, literary, and educational discourse. In Brazil, highlighting and discussing interesting passages is a common study technique in schools and universities. In the USA, this phrase is popular in book clubs, literature classes, and intellectual discussions. The concept emphasizes the value of close reading and critical thinking across both cultures.
NYC Slang
dope passages, fire excerpts
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