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Significados de allure en inglés

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temptació
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tentación

The power to entice or attract through personal charm.

tentación
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atrativo
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temptejar
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atraer

To dispose or incline or entice to; to be attractive by arousing hope or desire.

atraer
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Examples for "attract"
Examples for "attract"
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Today the site claims to attract 22 million unique visitors per month.
The Guardian
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The government has tried to attract foreign investment from Asia and Europe.
Reuters
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A rare investment-grade corporate issue is therefore likely to attract investor interest.
Reuters
4
Institute of technology designation will, of course, attract industry to a region.
The Irish Times
5
Italy needs to attract foreign investment to help reinvigorate its sluggish economy.
Reuters
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Each type involves different techniques to tempt fish into taking the bait.
BBC
2
In order to tempt readers, Dinsmore also offers a special introductory deal.
The Guardian
3
Her effort to tempt him was obvious-butthat hardly diminished its effect.
For Love Of Evil
4
It is possible; there are dangerous virtues: virtues that tempt the encroacher.
The Master of Ballantrae: A Winter's Tale
5
If bolting is prohibited, don't tempt fate by establishing a new line.
Climbing Magazine
1
Merkel said the government could use loan guarantees to help entice investors.
Reuters
2
The women also entice them from the huts in a similar manner.
Three Voyages for the Discovery of a Northwest Passage from the ...
3
Later, the lights in the busy streets will bewilder and entice him.
The Sport of the Gods
4
How can we entice overseas talent to set up shop in Ireland?
The Irish Times
5
And more charging stations could entice skeptical buyers to try electric cars.
The Guardian

Fascination.

Uso de allure en inglés
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Whether its allure is as strong outside Africa remains to be seen.
The Guardian
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Strength in stocks also sapped the safe-haven allure of U.S. government debt.
Reuters
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Such is the emotive allure of horses: powerful yet all too vulnerable.
The Irish Times
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But in reality, it has lost much of its allure for investors.
The Irish Times
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The problems have so far failed to dull Thailand's centuries-old exotic allure.
Reuters
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Access to low interest financing is adding to the allure of property.
Reuters
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Perhaps attending a match no longer has the same allure for locals.
Reuters
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All artists, from Brueghel to Modigliani, have used distortion to create allure.
The Guardian
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She is a musical conversationalist, whose matter-of-fact delivery is her great allure.
Reuters
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I could not understand, at the time, the allure of grad students.
All the sad young literary men
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Whatever it was that had held him here had lost its allure.
Running scared
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The allure of comics, especially Marvel Comics, was quickly digestible, pass-the-issue-to-your-pals fun.
Wired
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Festival to talk to the headliners about the allure of experimental music.
Radio NZ
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The allure of the game was also justified by the cracking contest.
The Irish Times
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Outside, the building has all the allure of a disused open-cast mine.
The Guardian
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She also grasped the edifying, if at times unsavoury, allure of secrets.
The Irish Times
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