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Attract (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: draw by moral, pull toward without touching, arouse interest, draw, arouse, fix, pull, engage
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Future Simple
will attract
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Past Simple
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Conditional Simple
would attract
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Present Progressive
am attracting
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Future Progressive
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Past Progressive
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Present Perfect
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Future Perfect
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Conditional Perfect
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Future Perfect Progressive
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Past Perfect Progressive
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
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Examples of attract

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! Joel says using sad stories to attract women is unhealthy.
""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other, ""but our arms fall.
""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other,
"'His sickness is a way to attract attention. "'
"A study out of the University of Washington found "that men who are good dancers attract more women "than men who can't dance.
! Joel says using sad stories to attract women is unhealthy.
""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other, ""but our arms fall.
""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other,
"'His sickness is a way to attract attention. "'
"A study out of the University of Washington found "that men who are good dancers attract more women "than men who can't dance.
"IT" is that peculiar attribute that some people have, which attracts the opposite sex.
"It's a rose that has blossomed which attracts the bee"
"Only the firmament, with its stars, still attracts my gaze.
"nothing attracts like indifference."
'A task that would test the mettle of the Light Brigade, 'let alone a lonely writer, who attracts looks of pity from the fairer sex and little else.
"IT" is that peculiar attribute that some people have, which attracts the opposite sex.
"It's a rose that has blossomed which attracts the bee"
"Only the firmament, with its stars, still attracts my gaze.
"nothing attracts like indifference."
'A task that would test the mettle of the Light Brigade, 'let alone a lonely writer, who attracts looks of pity from the fairer sex and little else.
"...if knowing her photos developed by Laszlo, would Teresa be more attracted to him.
"A red quark is attracted to an anti-red quark. Is it a gluon or a meson?"
"As much as I'm attracted to you, and I am.
"But her clothes being torn from all the upper part of her body... " TOM: "...her breasts, which were well formed and extremely white, "attracted the eyes of her deliverer, and for a few moments they stood silent... "
"Do you find yourself more attracted to me when I'm like this,
" If the Earth stopped attracting the sea, the oceans would rise up and flow towards the Moon"
"Barely Legal " marked the point at which street art was forced into the spotlight, attracting sudden interest from the art establishment.
"What is certain are the crowds that this Duluth team is attracting.
'I was attracting admirers from far and wide.
(TV) Mr Jack's views are highly controversial' attracting admiration and outrage from public and experts alike.
"...if knowing her photos developed by Laszlo, would Teresa be more attracted to him.
"A red quark is attracted to an anti-red quark. Is it a gluon or a meson?"
"As much as I'm attracted to you, and I am.
"But her clothes being torn from all the upper part of her body... " TOM: "...her breasts, which were well formed and extremely white, "attracted the eyes of her deliverer, and for a few moments they stood silent... "
"Do you find yourself more attracted to me when I'm like this,
" If the Earth stopped attracting the sea, the oceans would rise up and flow towards the Moon"
"Barely Legal " marked the point at which street art was forced into the spotlight, attracting sudden interest from the art establishment.
"What is certain are the crowds that this Duluth team is attracting.
'I was attracting admirers from far and wide.
(TV) Mr Jack's views are highly controversial' attracting admiration and outrage from public and experts alike.

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