WordStudyattract
To make someone come closer or feel interest.
Meaning of «attract»
verb
to make someone come closer or feel interest
Bright colors attract attention from young children easily.
Translation
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«attract» in 17 languages
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ID Indonesia
JA 日本語
KO 한국어
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to make someone want to come or do something
attractmake someone interested or come closerBright flowers attract bees.
lurelead someone away by offering something nice, often a trickThey lured the cat out with a piece of fish.
enticeattract someone with something pleasantThe smell of fresh bread enticed us into the shop.
Word family
attract B1 · verbattraction B1 · nounattractive A2 · adjectiveattractiveness B2 · noununattractive B2 · adjective
