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attract

/əˈtrækt/

الترجمة: فعل يدل على جذب شيء أو شخص نحو الذات، سواء كان جذبًا ماديًا أو معنويًا، وكذلك استمالة الانتباه أو الإعجاب أو الميل.

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verb

/əˈtrækt/B1formal
  • arفعل يدل على جذب شيء أو شخص نحو الذات، سواء كان جذبًا ماديًا أو معنويًا، وكذلك استمالة الانتباه أو الإعجاب أو الميل.

A verb used to indicate the act of drawing or pulling something toward oneself, or causing interest or attention.

  1. Draw attention or interestA2formal

    To cause someone to become interested in or pay attention to something.

    arجَذْب الانتباه أو الاهتمام

    • The bright colors attract children to the toy store.
    • Her speech attracted a large audience.
    • The museum's new exhibit attracted many visitors.

    المرادفاتcaptivatecatchdrawengageenticefascinateinterestluretempt

    الأضدادboredeterdiscouragerepel

  2. Pull toward physicallyB1formal

    To cause something to move toward or be drawn to something else, often by a physical force.

    arجَذْب

    • Magnets attract iron objects.
    • The gravity of the Earth attracts objects toward its center.
    • Opposite electrical charges attract each other.

    المرادفاتdragdrawhaulmagnetizepulltug

    الأضدادrepelrepulse

  3. Romantic or personal appealA2informal

    To cause someone to feel a romantic or personal interest in another person.

    arالجذب العاطفي

    • He was attracted to her sense of humor.
    • She finds confidence attractive in a partner.
    • They were immediately attracted to each other at the party.

    المرادفاتallurebewitchcaptivatecharmdrawenchantenticefascinate

    الأضدادdisgustoffendput offrepelturn off

الصيغ
  • attracted past participle
  • attracted past simple
  • attracting present participle
  • attracts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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