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attraction in Polish

attraction in Polish is przyciąganie, atrakcja, przywiązanie — attraction means a place, event, or thing that draws visitors or interest.

attraction in Polish

przyciąganie
noun
The tendency to attract.
atrakcja
noun
The feeling of being attracted (to something).
przywiązanie
noun
The feeling of being attracted (to something).

What does "attraction" mean?

  1. noun A place, event, or thing that draws visitors or interest.
    "The waterfall is the town's biggest tourist attraction."
  2. noun A feeling of being drawn to someone, especially romantically or sexually.
    "There was an obvious attraction between the two of them."
  3. noun The physical force by which objects pull toward each other.
    "Gravitational attraction keeps the moon in orbit around the earth."
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attraction in a sentence

  • The waterfall is the town's biggest tourist attraction.
  • There was an obvious attraction between the two of them.
  • Gravitational attraction keeps the moon in orbit around the earth.

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What is "attraction" in Polish?

"attraction" in Polish is przyciąganie, atrakcja, przywiązanie. attraction means: A place, event, or thing that draws visitors or interest.

How do you use "attraction" in a sentence?

Example: "The waterfall is the town's biggest tourist attraction." In Polish, "attraction" is przyciąganie, atrakcja, przywiązanie.

Are there other ways to say "attraction" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "attraction": przyciąganie, atrakcja, przywiązanie.

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