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éviterons
atraídos
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I. attract [Am əˈtrækt, Brit əˈtrakt] VB trans
1. attract PHYS:
attract
atraer
2. attract (draw, create):
attract interest
suscitar
to attract sb's attention
atraer la atención de alguien
he does it to attract attention
lo hace para llamar la atención
to attract customers or business
atraer clientes
the film has attracted the highest praise
la película ha sido objeto de los mayores elogios
it attracts a higher rate of interest
devenga un interés más alto
3. attract (interest):
attract
atraer
I'm not very attracted to the idea
la idea no me atrae demasiado
I don't feel attracted to him
no me atrae
I don't feel attracted to him
no siento atracción por él
II. attract [Am əˈtrækt, Brit əˈtrakt] VB intr
attract
atraerse
to be innately attracted to sth
sentirse atraído de manera innata or por naturaleza hacia algo
the fight attracted a sizeable audience
la pelea atrajo a un buen número de espectadores
to attract attention
llamar la atención
to attract sb's attention
atraer la atención de alguien
children do that to get or attract attention
los niños hacen eso para que se les haga caso or para que se les preste atención
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su recital congregó a mucha gente
his recital attracted o drew a large audience
el acto congregó a las figuras más destacadas del mundo literario
the event brought together o drew o attracted the most prominent literary figures
atraer
to attract
atraer
to attract
un truco para atraer al público
a gimmick to attract the public
se siente atraído por ella
he feels attracted to her
no me atrae para nada la idea
the idea doesn't attract me o appeal to me in the least
atraer
to attract
atraerse
to attract (each other)
los polos opuestos se atraen
opposite poles attract
siente una gran atracción por ella
he feels strongly attracted to her
asistieron al estreno dos mil espectadores
the premiere attracted an audience of two thousand people
es un anzuelo para atraer más clientes
it's a gimmick to attract more customers
concitar las miradas de la concurrencia
to attract the glances of the crowd
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attract [əˈtrækt] VB trans
attract
atraer
attract
jalar LatAm
to attract attention/support
atraer la atención/conseguir el apoyo
to attract sb's notice
atraer la atención de alguien
to be attracted by sb/sth
sentirse atraído por alguien/algo
to attract publicity
atraer la atención
opposites attract
los extremos se atraen
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
engolosinarse con algo/alguien
to be attracted to sth/sb
sentir simpatía por algo
to be attracted to sth
jalar
to attract
atraer (cautivar)
to attract
atraer a los inversores
to attract investors
interesar
to attract
llamar la atención (ser llamativo)
to attract attention
tirar
to attract
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attract ·ˈtrækt] VB trans
attract
atraer
attract
jalar LatAm
to attract attention/support
atraer la atención/conseguir el apoyo
to attract sb's notice
atraer la atención de alguien
to be attracted by sb/sth
sentirse atraído por alguien/algo
to attract publicity
atraer la atención
opposites attract
los extremos se atraen
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
sentir simpatía por algo
to be attracted to sth
atraer
to attract
atraer a los inversores
to attract investors
jalar
to attract
llamar la atención (ser llamativo)
to attract attention
traer
to attract
tirar
to attract
Present
Iattract
youattract
he/she/itattracts
weattract
youattract
theyattract
Past
Iattracted
youattracted
he/she/itattracted
weattracted
youattracted
theyattracted
Present Perfect
Ihaveattracted
youhaveattracted
he/she/ithasattracted
wehaveattracted
youhaveattracted
theyhaveattracted
Past Perfect
Ihadattracted
youhadattracted
he/she/ithadattracted
wehadattracted
youhadattracted
theyhadattracted
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They claimed that the publicity surrounding the case was a factor in their sentences.
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Since then the school has conducted a number of notable publicity and fundraising activities.
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The machine proved a success and received very good reviews and publicity.
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Using her high-profile image to sell war bonds, she received positive publicity after being derided by the press as a result of her marriage scandals.
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This was his first appearance before the publicity, and the work society, for which he was the first president, was the result of this.
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