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attraction

/əˈtræk.ʃən/

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noun

/əˈtræk.ʃən/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие или способность притягивать кого-либо или что-либо, а также объект или место, которое интересно или приятно посетить.

A noun referring to the action or power of drawing someone or something closer, or a thing or place that is interesting or enjoyable to visit.

  1. Interesting place or eventA2formal

    A place, event, or feature that people want to visit or see because it is interesting or enjoyable.

    ruДостопримечательность

    • The Eiffel Tower is a major tourist attraction in Paris.
    • The city's main attraction is its historic old town.
    • The amusement park has many new attractions this year.

    Synonymsdrawhighlightlandmarkmagnetpullsighttourist attraction

  2. B1formal

    A feeling of liking or being interested in someone or something.

    ruВлечение

    • He felt a strong attraction to her from the first moment.
    • The attraction between them was obvious to everyone.
    • She has a natural attraction to adventure and travel.

    Synonymsaffinityallureappealcharmdrawfascinationfondnessinterestlikingpull

    Antonymsantipathyaversiondislikedistasteindifferencerepulsion

  3. Physical forceB2formalscientific

    A force that pulls objects toward each other, especially in physics.

    ruПритяжение

    • Gravity is the force of attraction between objects with mass.
    • The magnetic attraction between the two poles is very strong.
    • Scientists study the attraction between particles at the atomic level.

    Synonymsattractive forcegravitationgravitypull

    Antonymsrepulsion

Forms
  • attractions plural form
  • attractions' possessive plural form
  • attraction's possessive singular form
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