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Перевод: attract

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притягивать; прельщать; прельстить; пленять; привлекать; влечь; приваживать; манить

Тезаурус:

1. At Diego Garcia Island, 3,647 kilometres away (in the Indian Ocean), the sounds of the explosions were at first thought to be coming from a ship in distress, firing its guns to attract attention, so the people ran out to vantage points on the coast of the island to try to see it.
2. Other major projects, primarily aimed at bird conservation, by the Sussex Ornithological Society include the regular winter flooding of six hectares of Glynde Levels which has attracted sizable regular flocks of wildfowl, notably Teal and Wigeon; the lowering of water-levels in one of the Pett pools to attract migrating waders in autumn; and the placing of nesting islands in gravel pits and reservoirs.
3. It can mean firms owned and disciplined by specialist boutiques such as Hanson and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, which in turn attract institutional money.
4. Dealings with touts will attract a premium, which explains why London concierges always look forward to Wimbledon fortnight and Cup Final Saturday.
5. This is largely because farmers on better land can stock it more heavily and attract more HLCAs, generating more capital to finance grant-aided agricultural improvements.
6. It works along the same lines as an algae magnet where the two magnets attract each other through the aquarium glass.
7. A Publicity Committee was formed to attract more members and on New Year's Eve 1946-;47 what appears to be the first such Social at the Club was held and included "modern dancing to a radiogram".
8. The males establish the nest as in other weavers and attract females to it.
9. Selective assistance may not be able to attract as many developments.
10. It already enjoys enough clout to attract considerable television coverage, a senator and the cream of the French gastronomic press.
11. In the short term this did result in a reduction in capacity, leading many observers to criticise BR for short-sightedness in view of the need to attract new traffic in readiness for the opening of the Channel Tunnel, but during 1988 the Dover-Dunkerque service received a boost when Railfreight Distribution commissioned a new high-capacity ferry, the Nord - Pas de Calais , to cater both for individual wagonload consignments and for trainload traffic on this route.
12. Pevensey Levels where 15,000-plus Lapwing, 1,200-plus Snipe, and 2,000-plus Golden Plover have been counted recently is perhaps the prime area, but five-figure flocks of Lapwing are not unusual elsewhere, and every suitable area will attract flocks of several hundred Snipe.
13. Increased tutorial fees would not, I think, attract a great deal more people to our work.