attracting
word · lemma: attract
Definition
The act of drawing someone's attention or causing interest and admiration. It describes making someone or something come closer or become interested.
Usage & Nuances
Used with objects, people, or ideas ('attracting attention,' 'attracting customers,' 'attracting bees'). Often appears in continuous (–ing) form to describe ongoing action. Common in business, tourism, science, and personal contexts.
Spanish: atrayendoPortuguese (BR): atraindoPortuguese (PT): atraindoChinese (Simplified): 吸引Chinese (Traditional): 吸引Hindi: आकर्षित कर रहाArabic: يجذبBengali: আকর্ষণ করছে - টানছেRussian: привлекаетJapanese: 引きつけている - 惹きつけているVietnamese: thu hútKorean: 끌어들이고 있다 - 끌다Turkish: çekiyorUrdu: متوجہ کر رہی ہے - کھینچ رہی ہےIndonesian: menarik
Example Sentences
The flowers are attracting bees in the garden.
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She is attracting a lot of attention with her dress.
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The sale is attracting more customers to the store.
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That new movie is really attracting a crowd.
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She keeps attracting trouble wherever she goes.
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Online ads are attracting lots of young people these days.
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