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magnetic

/mæɡˈnet.ɪk/

Traduction: Qui a la propriété d'attirer le fer ou certains métaux, ou qui exerce une force d'attraction. Se dit aussi d'une personne ou d'une chose qui attire, captive ou séduit.

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adjective

/mæɡˈnet.ɪk/B2formalscientific
  • frQui a la propriété d'attirer le fer ou certains métaux, ou qui exerce une force d'attraction. Se dit aussi d'une personne ou d'une chose qui attire, captive ou séduit.

Describes something that has the ability to attract or draw people in, or relating to the physical property of magnetism.

  1. Having magnetic propertiesB1formalscientific

    Relating to or exhibiting the property of magnetism; able to attract iron or steel.

    frmagnétique (propriétés magnétiques)

    • The magnetic field of the Earth protects us from solar radiation.
    • A magnetic compass needle always points north.
    • The metal became magnetic after being exposed to an electric current.

    Synonymesferromagneticmagnetized

    Antonymesantimagneticnonmagnetic

  2. Attractive or compellingB2informal

    Having a powerful ability to attract or charm people.

    frMagnétique (au sens figuré)

    • She has a magnetic personality that draws people to her.
    • His magnetic presence captivated the entire audience.
    • The actor's magnetic smile made him a star.

    Synonymesalluringattractivecaptivatingcharismaticcharmingcompellingenchantingfascinatingirresistiblemesmerizing

    Antonymesoff-puttingrepellentunattractive

Formes
  • more magnetic comparative form
  • most magnetic superlative form
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