Applying curried to a function of n parameters, for example, (A, B) -> R, transforms it into a chain of the n function calls, (A) -> (B) -> R:

import arrow.syntax.function.curried
import arrow.syntax.function.pipe
import arrow.syntax.function.reverse
import arrow.syntax.function.uncurried


fun main(args: Array<String>) {

   val strong: (String, String, String) -> String = { body, id, style -> "<strong id="$id" style="$style">$body</strong>" }

   val curriedStrong: (style: String) -> (id: String) -> (body: String) -> String = strong.reverse().curried()

   val greenStrong: (id: String) -> (body: String) -> String = curriedStrong("color:green")

   val uncurriedGreenStrong: (id: String, body: String) -> String = greenStrong.uncurried()

   println(greenStrong("movie5")("Green Inferno"))

   println(uncurriedGreenStrong("movie6", "Green Hornet"))

   "Fried Green Tomatoes" pipe ("movie7" pipe greenStrong) pipe ::println
}

Functions on curried forms can be transformed into a normal, multi-parameter form with uncurried().