Attract
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定义
to attract (attention): 吸引，获得（注意力）
I tried to attract his attention, but he didn't see me. 我尽力吸引他的注意，但是他没看见我。
(I'm) attracted (to her): （我对她）被吸引的，着迷的
Philip thinks that most women are attracted to him. 菲利普斯觉得大多数女人对他来说都有吸引力。
示例
- "I find myself strangely attracted to you, and I am curious to learn about your marital status and sexual orientation, but that must wait."
- "Attract more customers and satisfy your staff"
- "I was on my way out, but let's just say, something attracted my attention."
- "Time will tell if the project is a commercial success, but the Delavigne Gallery has already attracted enough plaudits to make it one of New York's newest and most exciting landmarks."
- "Wellington, the capital, is attracting a lot of foreign investment these days."
- "I pretend to detest Philip Cheeter, but I'm secretly very attracted to him. In fact, I would like to meet him later by the bushes for a few drinks-"
- "Also, I know that Philip is very attracted to the woman in the corner."
- "The company I work for attracts a lot of spies."
- "You can see that I've typed the date in capital letters in the hopes of attracting your attention."
练习 1
Philip's main criticism of Susie is that she is pretentious, or "stuck up".
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up":
Be careful, there may be more than one correct choice!
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up":
Be careful, there may be more than one correct choice!
Philip's main criticism of Susie is that she is pretentious, or "stuck up".
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up":
Be careful, there may be more than one correct choice!
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up":
Be careful, there may be more than one correct choice!
This comment indicates that Philip finds Susie to be pretentious or "stuck up". Philip sarcastically imitates Susie's British accent and makes reference to her relationship with the Queen of England.
This comment indicates that Philip finds Susie to be pretentious or "stuck up". Philip declares that Susie feels she is "better than everyone" which is a very clear indication that he considers Susie to be pretentious or "stuck up".
This line doesn't suggest that Philip considers Susie to be "stuck up" or "pretentious". To be "attracted" to someone is to desire their company or find them appealing.
This line doesn't suggest that Philip considers Susie to be "stuck up" or "pretentious". To "pretend" is to "make believe", "imagine" or "simulate" in this context.
练习 2
Philip's main criticism of Susie is that she is pretentious, or stuck up.
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up"
There may be more than one correct choice!
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up"
There may be more than one correct choice!
Philip's main criticism of Susie is that she is pretentious, or stuck up.
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up"
There may be more than one correct choice!
Choose the lines from the dialogue which support Philip's argument that Susie is "stuck up"
There may be more than one correct choice!
This line doesn't suggest that Philip considers Susie to be "stuck up" or "pretentious". To "pretend" is to "make believe", "imagine" or "simulate" in this context.
This comment indicates that Philip finds Susie to be pretentious or "stuck up". Philip sarcastically imitates Susie's British accent and makes reference to her relationship with the Queen of England.
This comment indicates that Philip finds Susie to be pretentious or "stuck up". Philip declares that Susie feels she is "better than everyone" which is a very clear indication that he considers Susie to be pretentious or "stuck up".
This line doesn't suggest that Philip considers Susie to be "stuck up" or "pretentious". To be "attracted" to someone is to desire their company or find them appealing.
练习 3
Shopkeeper: So what's your ? Kidnapping? Drug dealing? ?
Brian: Industrial espionage. The company I work for a lot of spies.
Brian: Industrial espionage. The company I work for a lot of spies.
Shopkeeper: So what's your line of work ? Kidnapping? Drug dealing? Blackmail ?
Brian: Industrial espionage. The company I work for attracts a lot of spies.
Brian: Industrial espionage. The company I work for attracts a lot of spies.
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