gravitate

• Verbo usado para indicar o movimento em direção a alguém ou algo, ou a atração por ele, frequentemente por inclinação natural ou influência.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving toward or being attracted to someone or something, often due to natural tendency or influence.

1. Move toward a center of attractionB2formal

   To move or be drawn toward something, especially because of natural attraction or influence.

   Gravitar

   • The crowd gravitated toward the stage when the band started playing.
   • In large groups, people often gravitate to those with similar interests.
   • The planets gravitate toward the sun due to its gravitational pull.

2. Be attracted to or influenced byB2formal

   To be strongly attracted to or influenced by a particular person, idea, or activity.

   Sentir-se atraído por

   • Young professionals gravitate toward cities with more job opportunities.
   • She naturally gravitates to leadership roles in group projects.
   • Many students gravitate to the sciences because of their curiosity.