Cool MateMeaning of Attract
To draw or pull towards oneself or itself.
In simple words: To draw someone or something towards you.
Attract in a sentence
- The flowers attract many bees during spring.
- His charisma can attract attention wherever he goes.
- Marinas attract boaters for their beautiful views.
- Bright colors tend to attract children in stores.
- She tried to attract her friend's interest in painting.
How to use Attract
Used in both formal and informal contexts. Common in marketing, science, and personal relationships. Avoid using it in overly technical meanings.
Grammar pattern
attract + object
Memory hint
Think of a magnet attracting metal - it pulls objects close.
Related words
Collocations with Attract
- attract attention
- attract customers
- attract interest
Opposites of Attract
- repel
- distract
Common mistakes with Attract
- Confused with 'contract' which means to decrease in size.
- Incorrectly using 'attract' with abstract nouns.
- Using 'attract' without an object is uncommon.
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Frequently asked questions about Attract
What does Attract mean?
To draw someone or something towards you.
What is the definition of Attract?
To draw or pull towards oneself or itself.
How do you use Attract in a sentence?
The flowers attract many bees during spring.
Can you give another example of Attract?
His charisma can attract attention wherever he goes.
What are synonyms for Attract?
Common alternatives include draw, entice, lure, pull, captivate.
What is the opposite of Attract?
Opposite meanings include repel, distract.
What words go with Attract?
It commonly pairs with attract attention, attract customers, attract interest.
What are common mistakes when using Attract?
Confused with 'contract' which means to decrease in size. Incorrectly using 'attract' with abstract nouns. Using 'attract' without an object is uncommon.
How do you pronounce Attract?
US: //əˈtrækt//, UK: //əˈtrækt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Attract?
Used in both formal and informal contexts. Common in marketing, science, and personal relationships. Avoid using it in overly technical meanings.
What CEFR level is Attract?
"Attract" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.