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lattraction
the attraction

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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attraction [atʀaksjɔ̃] N f

1. attraction (force) (gén):

attraction LING, PHYS
attraction
Paris exerce une forte attraction sur sa région
Paris acts as a magnet for the surrounding area
elle exerce une grande attraction sur les hommes
men find her very attractive

2. attraction (élément qui attire):

attraction
attraction
attraction touristique
tourist attraction
centre d'attraction
centre of attraction
principale attraction de la région
main ou star attraction of the area

3. attraction:

attraction (de fête, foire)
attraction
attraction (numéro d'un spectacle)
act, turn
attraction déshabillée
strip show
elle passe en attraction ce soir au casino
she is appearing tonight at the casino

Phrases:

attraction terrestre
Earth's attraction
attraction universelle
gravitation
un pôle d'attraction
a centre of attraction
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sideshow
attraction f
counter-attraction
attraction f concurrente (to de)
tourist attraction
attraction f touristique
pulling power
pouvoir m d'attraction
crowd-puller (event)
grosse attraction f
magnet
pôle m d'attraction (for pour)
attraction
attraction f
the main attraction
la principale attraction
attraction
attraction f
the pull of the earth's gravity
l'attraction terrestre

in the PONS Dictionary

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attraction [atʀaksjɔ̃] N f (séduction, divertissement)

attraction a. PHYS, LING
attraction
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English
French
French
side show
attraction f
attraction
attraction f
to be a magnet for sb/sth fig
exercer une attraction sur qn/qc
fairground amusement
attraction f
draw
attraction f
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
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attraction [atʀaksjo͂] N f (séduction, divertissement)

attraction a. PHYS, LING
attraction
English
English
French
French
side show
attraction f
attraction
attraction f
fairground amusement
attraction f
draw
attraction f

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Le pôle animation est le seul à recouper les trois autres secteurs.
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Ceci implique que le pôle visible brille avant le solstice et s'assombrit après l'équinoxe.
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La construction d'un pôle femme-enfant illustre de mieux en mieux cette rencontre improbable de différentes générations d'architecture.
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En 2014, il rejoint le pôle actu sur le web et est responsable de la tranche matinale du figaro.fr.
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C'est le pôle calcique de la série des feldspaths plagioclases, alors que l’albite en constitue le pôle sodique.
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