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1 attractive
- tiv1) (pleasant and good- looking: an attractive girl; young and attractive.) atractivo2) (likeable; tempting: an attractive personality; He found the proposition attractive.) atrayente; interesanteattractive adj atractivotr[ə'træktɪv]1 (person) atractivo,-a2 (offer) interesante, tentador,-raattractive [ə'træktɪv] adj: atractivo, atrayenteadj.• agradable adj.• atractivo, -a adj.• atrayente adj.• gachón, -ona adj.• halagüeño, -a adj.• retrechero, -a adj.ə'træktɪva) ( person) atractivo; <personality/smile> atractivo, atrayenteb) <offer/price> atractivo, tentador, interesante[ǝ'træktɪv]ADJ1) (=appealing to senses) [woman, picture, house, features] atractivo; [voice, smile, personality] atractivo, atrayente; [name] bonito; [sound] agradablehe was immensely attractive to women — las mujeres lo encontraban muy atractivo, a las mujeres les parecía muy atractivo
2) (=interesting) [price, salary, offer] atractivo; [option, plan, prospect] atrayente3) (Phys)attractive power — fuerza f de atracción
* * *[ə'træktɪv]a) ( person) atractivo; <personality/smile> atractivo, atrayenteb) <offer/price> atractivo, tentador, interesante -
2 attractive
1 adjELEC, ELEC ENG, PHYS, SPACE atractivo2 -
3 attractive effect
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4 attractive force
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5 attractive forces of very short range
n plPART PHYS fuerzas de atracción de muy corto alcance f plEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > attractive forces of very short range
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6 attractive
adj.1 atractivo(a) (person, offer, prospect)2 atractiva, buena moza, buenamoza.s.atractivo, incentivo, aliciente; encanto, embeleso. -
7 attractive chick
s.chica atractiva, chica bonita, chica sexualmente atractiva, joven atractiva. -
8 attractive element
s.elemento atractivo. -
9 attractive force
s.fuerza atractriz. -
10 attractive girl
s.chica atractiva, chica linda, chica sexualmente atractiva, muñeca. -
11 attractive nuisance
s.1 estorbo atractivo.2 negligencia inexcusable. -
12 attractive woman
s.mujer atractiva, monada, bombón, muñeca. -
13 be attractive
v.ser atractivo, tener atractivo, ser atrayente, tener buena planta. -
14 make attractive
v.hacer atractivo. -
15 sexually attractive
adj.sexualmente atractivo, atractivo sexualmente, deseable, sexy. -
16 sexually-attractive person
s.persona sexualmente atractiva.Nuevo Diccionario Inglés-Español > sexually-attractive person
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17 user-attractive
adj.atractivo al usuario. -
18 very attractive
adj.muy atractivo, glamoroso. -
19 vulgarly attractive
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20 handsome
'hænsəm1) ((usually of men) good-looking: a handsome prince.) guapo, hermoso, bien parecido2) (very large; generous: He gave a handsome sum of money to charity.) generoso, considerable•- handsomeness
handsome adj guapoEl comparativo de handsome es handsomer o more handsome; el superlativo es handsomest o most handsometr['hænsəm]2 (elegant) elegante3 (generous) considerable, generoso,-a1) attractive: apuesto, guapo, atractivo2) generous: generoso3) sizable: considerableadj.• bello, -a adj.• considerable adj.• galante adj.• garrido, -a adj.• generoso, -a adj.• guapo, -a adj.• hermoso, -a adj.'hænsəmhandsomer, handsomest adjective1) ( attractive) < man> apuesto, buen mozo (AmL), guapo (esp Esp, Méx)she's a handsome woman — es una mujer apuesta, es muy buena moza (AmL)
2) <gift/offer> generoso, espléndido3) ( well rendered) (AmE) < performance> muy logrado['hænsǝm]ADJ (compar handsomer) (superl handsomest)1) (=attractive) [man] guapo, bien parecido; [building, house, furniture] bello, espléndidoa handsome woman — una mujer or señora de bandera, una buena moza (LAm)
2) (=considerable) [fortune, profit] cuantioso; [salary, sum] generoso, espléndido; [increase, rise] importante3) (=convincing) [win, victory] amplio, holgado* * *['hænsəm]handsomer, handsomest adjective1) ( attractive) < man> apuesto, buen mozo (AmL), guapo (esp Esp, Méx)she's a handsome woman — es una mujer apuesta, es muy buena moza (AmL)
2) <gift/offer> generoso, espléndido3) ( well rendered) (AmE) < performance> muy logrado
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