attraction
gb/ətɹˈækʃən/ us/ətɹˈækʃən/
B1
英语
~ 5500
vonzerő, vonzalom, turistalátványosság, attrakció, látványosság, vonzóerő, vonzás, vonzódás, érdeklődés
名词
B1
1
vonzerő
B2
用法模式：
[something] has (a certain) attraction for [someone]
The main attraction of the job is the chance to travel abroad.
A munka fő vonzereje a külföldi utazás lehetősége.
City life has a strong attraction for many young people.
A városi élet sok fiatal számára nagy vonzerőt jelent.
For me, the attraction of the plan is its simplicity.
Working from home holds little attraction for him.
The beach is one of the island’s biggest attractions in summer.
学习者例句
The low price is the biggest attraction of this phone.
Az alacsony ár a telefon legnagyobb vonzereje.
This small town has a quiet attraction for writers and artists.
Ennek a kisvárosnak csendes vonzereje van az írók és a művészek számára.
The new café has a special attraction for students.
The idea has a certain attraction, but it may not work.
Fast internet is an important attraction for people who work online.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use *attraction* when they mean *attractive*. Use *attraction* for the thing or quality ("The city’s main attraction"), and *attractive* as an adjective ("The city is very attractive").
含义
appealing or interesting quality
搭配
have a certain attraction
|hold little attraction
|main attraction
|added attraction
|special attraction
|great attraction
近义词
appeal (Very close in meaning; slightly more common in everyday speech.)
|
charm (Suggests a warmer, more personal or pleasant attraction.)
反义词
repulsion (Emphasizes a strong feeling of being pushed away or disgusted instead of drawn in.)
主题
daily life
|emotions
|culture
|core_vocabulary
释义
A special quality that makes people like something or want it.
The quality in a person, thing, or place that makes people like it, enjoy it, or want to be near it.
名词
B2
2
vonzalom
B2
用法模式：
feel (a strong) attraction to/toward [someone]
There was an instant attraction between them when they first met.
Azonnal vonzalom alakult ki közöttük, amikor először találkoztak.
Over time, the sexual attraction in their relationship began to fade.
Idővel a szexuális vonzalom halványulni kezdett a kapcsolatukban.
He feels a strong attraction to her but is afraid to say anything.
The mutual attraction was obvious to everyone at the party.
She tried to ignore her attraction toward her coworker.
学习者例句
I felt a strong attraction to him when I saw him.
Erős vonzalmat éreztem iránta, amikor megláttam.
There is a clear attraction between the two actors in the film.
A filmben egyértelmű vonzalom érezhető a két színész között.
He tried to hide his attraction to his best friend.
They said their marriage started with a sudden attraction.
She did not feel any attraction toward him.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say "I have an attraction on him" instead of "I feel an attraction to him" or "I am attracted to him." Use: "I feel an attraction to X" or "I am attracted to X."
含义
romantic or sexual interest
搭配
sexual attraction
|physical attraction
|strong attraction
|mutual attraction
|instant attraction
|feel an attraction
近义词
desire (Often stronger and more physical, sometimes suggesting longing.)
|
chemistry (Informal; suggests a natural, mutual attraction between people.)
反义词
indifference (Shows a lack of interest or attraction toward someone.)
|
aversion (Suggests a feeling of dislike or wanting to avoid someone.)
主题
emotions
|relationships
释义
A feeling that you like someone in a romantic or sexual way.
A feeling of liking or wanting someone in a romantic or sexual way.
名词
B1
3
用法模式：
[place] is a major attraction for [group]
The Eiffel Tower is the most famous tourist attraction in Paris.
Az Eiffel-torony Párizs leghíresebb turistalátványossága.
The new roller coaster is the main attraction at the theme park.
Az új hullámvasút a vidámpark fő attrakciója.
This small museum is a popular local attraction.
The concert’s star attraction was a world‑famous singer.
Historic buildings are a major attraction for visitors to the city.
学习者例句
The zoo is a big tourist attraction in our town.
Az állatkert nagy turistalátványosság a városunkban.
The beach is the main attraction of this island.
A strand a sziget fő látványossága.
This park is a popular attraction for families.
The new show is the star attraction at the festival.
Old castles are important attractions in this country.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say *"touristic attraction"* instead of *"tourist attraction"*. The natural phrase is "tourist attraction."
含义
place or event people go to
搭配
tourist attraction
|major attraction
|main attraction
|star attraction
|top attraction
|local attraction
近义词
sight (Common in travel; often used for places tourists visit.)
|
highlight (Focuses on the best or most memorable part of a visit or event.)
主题
travel
|entertainment
|culture
|arts_entertainment
释义
A place or event that many people visit because it is fun or interesting.
A place, object, or event that large numbers of people go to see or experience for enjoyment or interest.
名词
B2
TECHNICAL
4
用法模式：
the attraction between [two objects]
Gravity is the attraction between objects that have mass.
A gravitáció a tömeggel rendelkező testek között ható vonzóerő.
There is a strong magnetic attraction between the two poles.
A két pólus között erős mágneses vonzás van.
The experiment shows the attraction between positively and negatively charged particles.
At very small distances, the force of attraction becomes extremely strong.
The attraction between the molecules holds the material together.
学习者例句
There is a natural attraction between the Earth and the Moon.
A Föld és a Hold között természetes vonzóerő hat.
A magnet shows attraction between opposite poles.
Egy mágnesnél vonzás figyelhető meg az ellentétes pólusok között.
The attraction between the two objects becomes weaker when they are far apart.
In physics class we learned about the attraction between charges.
The force of attraction keeps the planets in orbit.
含义
force that pulls objects together
搭配
magnetic attraction
|gravitational attraction
|force of attraction
|electrostatic attraction
|attraction between particles
|attraction between charges
近义词
pull (Informal, general word for a force drawing something closer.)
反义词
repulsion (Refers to a force that pushes objects away from each other.)
主题
science
|education
释义
A physical force that pulls two things toward each other.
In physics, a force that causes two objects to move toward each other.
名词
B2
5
vonzódás
B2
érdeklődés
B1
用法模式：
feel an attraction to/toward [something]
She has always felt a strong attraction to city life.
Mindig is erősen vonzódott a városi élethez.
His attraction to risk made him a successful but unpredictable investor.
A kockázat iránti vonzódása sikeres, de kiszámíthatatlan befektetővé tette.
Over the years he developed an attraction to minimalist design.
The book explores our strange attraction to stories about crime.
Her attraction to the sea began when she was a child.
学习者例句
He feels a strong attraction to classical music.
Erősen vonzódik a klasszikus zenéhez.
She has an attraction to big cities and busy streets.
Vonzódik a nagyvárosokhoz és a forgalmas utcákhoz.
I do not understand my attraction to this strange movie.
Over time, he developed an attraction to simple living.
Her attraction to danger worries her parents.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse this sense with the physical place sense and say things like "My attraction is to music" when they mean the feeling. It is more natural to say "I have an attraction to music" or simply "I am attracted to music" or "I like music very much."
含义
interest or pull toward something
搭配
attraction to risk
|attraction to danger
|strong attraction to
|develop an attraction to
|lifelong attraction to
|feel an attraction to
近义词
interest (More general and neutral; not as strong as attraction.)
|
pull (Metaphorical; suggests something seems to draw you toward it.)
反义词
dislike (Shows a negative feeling instead of a positive pull.)
主题
emotions
|preferences
|core_vocabulary
释义
A feeling that you like or are pulled toward an activity, idea, or thing, not a person.
A feeling of liking, interest, or pull toward an activity, idea, or thing that is not a person.
语法
词典原形
attraction
IPA
GB/ətɹˈækʃən/
US/ətɹˈækʃən/
音节与重音
at - trac - tion （3 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (trac)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: attraction
- Plural: attraction, attractions
词族
Forms
attractions
noun
Core family
attract
verb A2
attractive
adjective A2
Related words
attractively
adverb
attractiveness
noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
unattractive
adjective B2
相关表达
law of attraction
1/lˈɔ əv ətɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
belief that thoughts shape reality
A popular idea that if you think positively, good things will come to you, and if you think negatively, bad things will come.
例句
- Some self‑help books are based on the law of attraction.
- She believes in the law of attraction and tries to focus on positive thoughts.
- Critics say the law of attraction ignores real‑world problems like poverty.
main attraction
1/mˈeɪn ətɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
most important or exciting feature
The most important or most exciting thing in a place or event.
例句
- The main attraction of the festival is the fireworks show.
- For many visitors, the main attraction is the castle at the top of the hill.
- The band was clearly the main attraction of the evening.
mutual attraction
1/mjˈut͡ʃuəl ətɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
two‑way romantic attraction
A romantic or sexual attraction that both people feel for each other.
例句
- There was a clear mutual attraction, but they decided to stay friends.
- Their relationship started with mutual attraction and shared interests.
- The story is about the mutual attraction between two coworkers.
physical attraction
1/fˈɪzɪkəl ətɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
attraction based on appearance
A feeling that you like someone mainly because of how they look.
例句
- Their relationship began with physical attraction but grew into something deeper.
- Physical attraction can be strong at first, but it may not last.
- He said there was no physical attraction, only a good friendship.
sexual attraction
1/sˈɛkʃuəl ətɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
Feeling drawn to someone sexually
When you feel you want to be sexual with someone.
例句
- Sexual attraction can be immediate or develop over time.
- Sexual attraction is an important part of many romantic relationships.
- They felt a strong sexual attraction toward each other.
- There was a strong sexual attraction between the two characters in the movie.
- They talked openly about sexual attraction and consent in the workshop.
tourist attraction
1/tˈʊɹɪst ətɹˈækʃən/
fixed phrase
Place popular with visitors
A place that many people visit when they are traveling for fun.
例句
- The Eiffel Tower is the most famous tourist attraction in Paris.
- The Great Wall of China is a major tourist attraction.
- The museum has become a major tourist attraction in the city.
- This small village has become a popular tourist attraction in recent years.
- They are building a new museum to create another tourist attraction for the city.