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allured

/əˈljʊəd/

/əˈlʊrd/

allureverb

allured

Past Simple

allured

Past Simple

allured

Past Participle

alluring

Gerund

/əˈljʊə/

/əˈlʊr/

Translations

The promise of fame and fortune allured many young actors to Hollywood.

Обещание славы и богатства манило многих молодых актёров в Голливуд.

The bright lights of the city allure many young people.

Яркие огни города привлекают многих молодых людей.

Additional translations

соблазнятьЧасто с оттенком искушения; нередко в негативном контексте.

влекатьКнижн.; о сильном притяжении или соблазне.

Definitions

To attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage.

The promise of fame and fortune allured many young actors to Hollywood.

Synonyms

allurenoun

Definitions

The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.

The allure of the ancient castle drew tourists from all over the world.

An attractive or tempting feature or quality; a charm or attraction.

One of the allures of the city is its vibrant nightlife.

allureproper noun

Definitions

The title of an American women's fashion and beauty magazine founded in 1991.

She flipped through Allure while waiting for her haircut.