How is the word attiré translated from French to English

Qui éprouve de l'intérêt ou de l'attirance pour quelqu'un.

Feeling interest or liking for someone.

adjective
English translation
Attracted

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  • Il était attiré par son sens de l'humour. He was attracted to her sense of humour.

  • Elle se sentait attirée par les tableaux colorés de la galerie. She felt attracted to the colorful paintings in the gallery.

  • Ma sœur est attirée par les gens calmes et réfléchis. My sister is attracted to quiet, thoughtful people.

  • La lampe a attiré des papillons de nuit toute la soirée. The lamp attracted moths all evening.

  • Es-tu toujours attiré par lui ? Are you still attracted to him?

  • L'offre a attiré beaucoup d'attention en ligne. The offer attracted a lot of attention online.

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How is “attiré” translated from French?
“attiré” translates into English as “Attracted”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “attiré” mean?
Meaning of “attiré”: Qui éprouve de l'intérêt ou de l'attirance pour quelqu'un. In English — “Attracted”.
What part of speech is “attiré”?
“attiré” is an adjective.
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