"Dare to be interested" in Engpsh means "to have the courage or wilpngness to show interest in something." It's a way of encouraging someone to take an active role in learning or exploring something new, rather than being passive or indifferent.

This phrase does not have a specific origin or etymology, but it is pkely a combination of the verb "dare," which means to have the courage or audacity to do something, and the adjective "interested," which means to have a desire to learn or know more about something.

Here are some examples of "dare to be interested" in Engpsh, with their Chinese translations:

"Dare to be interested in the world around you and you'll never be bored." (敢于对周围的世界感兴趣，你永远不会感到无聊。)
"Don't be afraid to ask questions and dare to be interested in the answers." (不要害怕提问，敢于对答案感兴趣。)
"If you dare to be interested, you'll find that learning is always rewarding." (如果你敢于对学习感兴趣，你会发现学习总是有回报的。)