attractive

正确答案：1. C2. A

【答案】：C【解析】本题考查句子倒装结构。否定词no where放在句首，句子倒装：否定词+助动词(be动词)+主语。常放在句首的否定词有：nowhere(没有地方)，never(从不)，hardly，scarcely(几乎不)，little(几乎没有)等。

有上下文吗，单这一句话不好理解。这里的attractive 可能是反话

attractiveness形容词，吸引人的，有魅力的。attraction名词，吸引力，吸引人的事物。

有一种微妙的差别。二者汉语上都有魅力的意思。但attraction侧重于一种抽象的概念，是一种典型的名词，侧重与陈述。而attractiveness是一种形容词的名词结构，侧重于表达感受，往往用于有形容词结构转换为名词结构的句子中。比如：it is attractive 变为 I"m impressived by its attractiveness.会更生动些。

有一种微妙的差别。二者汉语上都有魅力的意思。但attraction侧重于一种抽象的概念，是一种典型的名词，侧重与陈述。而attractiveness是一种形容词的名词结构，侧重于表达感受，往往用于有形容词结构转换为名词结构的句子中。比如：it is attractive 变为 I"m impressived by its attractiveness.会更生动些。

有一种微妙的差别.二者汉语上都有魅力的意思.但attraction侧重于一种抽象的概念,是一种典型的名词,侧重与陈述.而attractiveness是一种形容词的名词结构,侧重于表达感受,往往用于有形容词结构转换为名词结构的句子中.比如：it is attractive 变为 I"m impressived by its attractiveness.会更生动些.（个人语感哈,多多指教）

对野心的攻击非常之多，而且来自不同的角度，其中公设辩护人很少，给人印象不深，如果他们不是非常没有吸引力。where指期中

artistic，lovely，pleasing。英语（英语：English）是一种西日耳曼语支，最早被中世纪的英国使用，并因其广阔的殖民地而成为世界使用面积最广的语言。英国人的祖先盎格鲁部落是后来迁移到大不列颠岛地区的日耳曼部落之一，称为英格兰。这两个名字都来自波罗的海半岛的Anglia。该语言与弗里斯兰语和下撒克森语密切相关，其词汇受到其他日耳曼语系语言的影响，尤其是北欧语（北日耳曼语），并在很大程度上由拉丁文和法文撰写。

attractive的话前面要用an

tract 拖,拉,吸引,强调在力这个方面,拖引.拉力. attract吸引 动词,吸引注意力（兴趣爱好.） attractive有吸引力的 这是attract的形容词表示某件东西/事情有吸引力

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Qiao Dao Lake is an attractive place ,it attracts millions of pleople from all over the world every year!

attractiveness [数学] 吸引性attraction 1. 名词 [u] [of person] (charm，appeal) 吸引力2. n pl attractions (also： tourist attractions) (amusements) 游览胜地the attraction of sth [of place，activity etc] 某物的诱人之处

四选一的话当然 attractivefancy 精致的、华贵的、优良的attractive 吸引人的、魅力无穷的

attractive具体指吸引人的注意,会引诱人的. appealing指某些事物能够引起他人的同情等正面感情. 不过在很多方面还是通用的,如果不是要强调上面所说的差异,随便用哪个无所谓.

attractive 有吸引力的,引起注意的active 积极的,主动的；在自身所表达的意思就有区别，用法也有一定的区别，举例展示。举例一：From multi-patterned sweaters to attractive underclothes从各式各样的毛线衫到性感迷人的内衣举例二：In the first place you are not old and in the second place you are a very attractive man.首先你不老，其次你是个富有魅力的男人。举例三：You are expected to be an active participant.你应该成为积极的参与者。举例四：We have over 400,000 employees and had a very active set of internal bloggers.我们有40多万名员工，公司内部还有很多活跃的博客用户。

个人给您的谐音读法:attractive:呃揣科替伍attract:呃踹克特两个单词关联很深，但发音区别很大，希望能掌握音标，音标通了，记忆单词容易得多。

I don"t find him physically attractive. 我并不觉得他长得很帅。A career in law is becoming increasingly attractive to young people 法律行业对年轻人的吸引力越来越大。

more attractive

填attractive。beattractivetosb使某人着迷;招某人喜爱；beattractedtosb对某人着迷，迷上了某人。试比较：Hewasalwaysimmenselyattractivetowomen.他总是让女人们神魂颠倒。Hewasnicelooking,butIwasn"tdeeplyattractedtohim.他长得很帅，可我对他不是很有感觉。

attractive的否定形式在前面加一个表示否定的前缀in就可以了，inattractive。

在本题里面一定是to.直译就是“对……人产生吸引力”,所以你就记得如果后面是跟“人”的话用to. --如果你是初高中生的话可忽略一下这段,即使看了也不要记,即使记了也不要告诉老师是我告诉你的------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 不知你的迷惑是否因为以前有看过attractive for...的.首先我个人常用to,但确实能够查到attractive for---不过那后面不加人,而是“吸引人去做”的事情例如： What then is Luxembourg or Dublin attractive for funds? 那到底为啥卢森堡和都柏林会吸引投资呢? Some opportunities for fraud are more attractive for exploitation than others. 其中有些诈骗方式有更大的吸引力,以致骗子更喜欢采用.

......我英语不好，我也不知道，不好意思！o(）＾）)o 唉

attractive的动词形式是attract，中文意思是“吸引；引来”，attract主要用作及物动词。主语可以是人，也可以是物，还可以是beauty、goodness等抽象名词。宾语可以是人，也可以是物，还可以是attention、glances等抽象名词。 扩展资料 attractive的动词形式是attract，中文意思是“吸引；引来”，attract主要用作及物动词。主语可以是人，也可以是物，还可以是beauty、goodness等抽象名词。宾语可以是人，也可以是物，还可以是attention、glances等抽象名词。

又到了为小伙伴们解惑的时候了 (*u2766ωu2766)，Attractive 是形容词，表示“有吸引力的”；attract 是动词，表示“吸引”；attraction 是名词，表示“吸引力”。这里就给大家总结了一个它们基础知识的表格，可以先简单了解一下先：了解完attractive，attract，attraction的基础知识后，现在就来看看它们的具体区别~(@^_^@)~1、词性的区别Attractive 是形容词，表示“有吸引力的”；attract 是动词，表示“吸引”；attraction 是名词，表示“吸引力”。例句：- She is a very attractive woman.（她是一个非常有吸引力的女人。）- The bright colors of the flowers attract bees.（花的鲜艳颜色吸引了蜜蜂。）- The amusement park is a popular attraction for tourists.（游乐园是游客的热门景点。）2、意义的区别Attractive 侧重于描述人或物的外在美或吸引力；attract 则侧重于描述吸引的过程或结果；attraction 则侧重于描述吸引的特点或特性。例句：- The new dress makes her look very attractive.（这件新衣服让她看起来非常有吸引力。）- The smell of the food attracted a lot of customers to the restaurant.（食物的香味吸引了很多顾客来到餐厅。）- The natural beauty of the park is the main attraction for visitors.（公园的自然美景是游客的主要吸引点。）3、使用场合的区别Attractive 更常用于形容人或物的美丽或吸引力；attract 更常用于描述吸引的过程或结果；attraction 则更常用于描述景点或旅游胜地。例句：- The attractive woman caught everyone"s attention.（这个有吸引力的女人吸引了所有人的注意力。）- The company"s new marketing strategy attracted a lot of new customers.（公司的新营销策略吸引了很多新客户。）- The Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous attractions in Paris.（埃菲尔铁塔是巴黎最著名的景点之一。）

attractive的名词是:attractiveness。adj. 有吸引力的；有魅力的。Ice-cream is attractive to children.冰淇淋对孩子们非常有吸引力。It"s an attractive idea.这是个使人感兴趣的想法。语法：attractive的基本意思是“有吸引力的”，用于人时指外表“性感的；妩媚的；英俊的；诱人的”；用于物或地方时指“漂亮的；有吸引力的”；用于事物时指“引起兴趣的；有诱惑力的”。attractive还可表示“吸引的”，常用于修饰force,power等抽象名词。attractive在句中可用作定语、表语和宾语补足语。作“吸引的”解时不用于比较等级。attractive接介词to引起的短语可表示“对…有吸引力”。学习英文技巧：1.上课时间一定要充分把握，思维跟着老师走。2.坚持听录音并大声朗读课文，可改善自己的语音，语调。3.在课余时间复习上课所学。4.对于每课的语法重点，要适时总结，细致分析。5.需要熟练背诵课文句型。6.可选购一本符合自己能力的辅导书，每天适当练习。

引人注意的,迷人的

attractive是迷人的; 有魅力的; 引人注目的; 招人喜爱的

因为attractive是以元音字母开头所以要用定冠词an，以辅音字母开头的就用a

可以啊。它的意思就是有吸引力的，人和事物可以形容

都是形容词，但意思不同

attractive

星火英语翻译的是对的

attract去掉ive

attractive近义词是beautiful;charming，有魅力的;好看的;吸引人的。Beauty usually refers to something that attracts people"s attention. A girl with a good figure is considered to be beautiful. A bunch of vigorous flowers are also considered to be beautiful.A beautiful watell is worth watching when you come down from the mountain. What"s more, what is attractive is that the virtue of dice and bravery of the Chinese nation is regarded as beautiful。because it helps the world produce such a magnificent culture, Einstein"s appearance Antithesis is also considered beautiful because it perfectly explains many natural phenomena. Beauty is around us.As long as you pay attention or pay attention to it, it is never difficult to find something beautiful somewhere in you.中文翻译：美通常指的是吸引人眼球的东西一个身材好的女孩被认为是美丽的一束充满活力的花朵也被认为是美丽的一个美丽的瀑布从山上下来是值得观赏的美丽也指吸引人的是中华民族勤劳勇敢的美德被认为是美丽的。因为它帮助世界产生了如此壮丽的文化，爱因斯坦的相对论也被认为是美丽的，因为它完美地解释了许多自然现象美就在我们身边，只要你留心或注意，在你身上的某个地方找到美的东西从来都不难。

attractive的动词形式为attract，及物动词vt. 吸引;诱惑;。 扩展资料 attractive的`动词形式为attract，及物动词vt. 吸引;诱惑;。attractive造句：The flat was small but attractive, if rather shabby 虽然有些老旧，这仍不失为一个漂亮的小公寓。

attractive的否定形式在前面加一个表示否定的前缀in就可以了，inattractive。

be attractive to

吸引人的，令人着迷的。。。

吸引人的

是虚拟语气。一．语气的定义和种类。1 语气(mood) 语气是动词的一种形式，表示说话人对某一行为或事情的看法和态度。2 语气的种类 a. 陈述语气：表示动作或状态是现实的、确定的或符合事实的，用于陈述句、疑问句和某些感叹句。如：There are two sides to every question.每个问题都有两个方面。 Were you busy all day yesterday? 昨天一整天你都很忙吗？ b. 祈使语气：表示说话人对对方的请求或命令。如： Never be late again!再也不要迟到了。 Don"t forget to turn off the light.别忘了关灯。 c. 虚拟语气：表示动作或状态不是客观存在的事实，而是说话人的主观愿望、假设或推测等。如： If I were a bird, I could fly in the air.如果我是一只小鸟，我就能在空中飞行。 May you succeed! 祝您成功！二．虚拟语气在条件从句中的用法。条件从句有两类，一是真实条件句，另一是虚拟条件句。如果假设的情况可能发生，是真实条件句，这种情况下谓语用陈述语气。如：If time permits, we"ll go fishing together.如果时间允许，我们就一起去钓鱼。如果假设的情况是不存在的或不大可能发生的，则是虚拟条件句。如：If you had come yesterday, you would have met that famous professor.如果你昨天来，你就会见到那位著名的教授了。（隐含的事实是：你昨天没来，也没见到那位著名教授）。 在含有虚拟条件句的复合句中，主从句的谓语都要用虚拟语气。1．表示与现在事实相反的假设和结果。如： If I were you, I should(would ,could, might)tell him the truth. 要是我是你，我就会告诉他真相了。（事实上我不是你） If she had time, she would(could, might)help me.如果她有时间，她就会帮我了。（事实上她没有时间） 2 表示与过去事实相反的假设和结果。如： If I had known your telephone number yesterday, I should(would, could, might)have telephoned you.如果昨天我知道了你的电话号码，我就会给你打电话了。（事实上我昨天不知道你的电话号码。） If you had taken my advice, you wouldn"t(couldn"t) have failed in the exam.如果你听了我的建议，你就不会考试不及格。（事实上你根本没听我的。）3 表示与将来事实可能相反的假设和结果。如： If it should rain, the crops would(could, might)be saved.假如天下雨，庄稼可能就收获了。 注：在表示与将来事实可能相反的条件从句中，were to + 动词原形比较正式，常用于书面语中。如： If you were to go to Beijing, you would (could, might) have a chance to visit Tian An Men Square.三．虚拟语气的其它用法。 1 虚拟语气在主语从句中的用法。 在“It is important (strange, natural, necessary) that…”这类句型中，that所引导的主语从句中的谓语动词常用 “(should)+动词原形”结构，表示某事是“重要”，“奇怪”，“自然”，“必要”等意义。如： It is important that every Beijinger (should) be able to speak English. 重要的是每个北京人能说英语。 It is necessary that he (should) be sent to hospital at once. 有必要马上把他送医院。 2 虚拟语气在宾语从句中的用法。 （1）在动词wish后的宾语从句中，表示与现在或过去的事实相反，或对将来的主观愿望，从句通常省略连词that。 a.表示对现在情况的虚拟：从句动词用过去式或过去进行式(be的过去式用were )表示。如： I wish I knew the answer to the question. 我希望知道这个问题的答案。（可惜不知道。） I wish it were spring in my hometown all the year around.但愿我的家乡四季如春。（只是愿望，实际根本不可能实现。） b.表示对过去情况的虚拟：从句动词用 had+过去分词。如： I wish (that) I hadn"t wasted so much time. 我后悔不该浪费这么多时间。（实际上已经浪费掉了。） He wishes (wished) he hadn"t lost the chance. 他真希望没有失去机会。（事实上机会已经失去了，他感到惋惜。） c.表示对将来的主观愿望：谓语动词形式为 “would/should/could/might+动词原形”，此时要注意，主句的主语与从句的主语不能相同，因为主句的主语所期望的从句动作能否实现，取决于从句主语的态度或意愿（非动作名词除外）。如： I wish it would stop raining.但愿雨能停止。 I wish you would be quiet.我希望你安静一些。（2）在suggest（建议）, demand(要求), order(命令), propose(建议), insist（坚持要做）, command(命令), request(要求), desire(希望)等动词后的宾语从句中，谓语动词用 “(should)+动词原形”，表示建议，要求，命令等。如： I suggest that we (should) start the meeting at once.我建议马上开会。 The undergraduate insisted that he (should) go to work in the south.这位即将毕业的学生坚持要到南方去工作。 注： 当suggest表示暗示，主语为something；insist表示坚持观点时，后接的宾语从句当用真实语气。比较： His silence suggested that he agreed with my decision.他的沉默暗示着他赞成我的决定。 He suggested that I (should) stick to my decision.他建议我坚持自己的决定。 3 虚拟语气在表语从句中的用法。 当主语为advice, suggestion, order, proposal等词时后接表语从句，表语从句中的谓语动词常用“(should)+动词原形”结构，表示某人建议、劝告、命令等的内容。如： My advice is that you should practise speaking English as often as possible.我的建议是你尽可能经常地练习说英语。 The order from the commander was that the troops should set off for the front immediately.司令官的命令是部队立即开拔去前线。4．特殊的虚拟语气结构。 （1）虚拟语气用在状语从句中 由as if 或as though引导的状语从句表示比较或方式时，从句中的谓语动词用虚拟语气。动词形式用动词的过去式(be→were)或had+过去分词。如： The teacher treats the student as if he were her own child.这位老师带这位学生就象她的亲生孩子一样。 （2）在It is time (that) …; I"d rather (that)…句型中从句的谓语动词常用动词的过去式表示虚拟语气，意思是“该干某事了，时间已经有些晚了”“我宁愿/希望”。如： It is time that we did something to stop pollution.该我们做些什么制止污染的时候了。 （3）虚拟语气用在简单句中 a. 情态动词的过去式用于现在时态时，表示说话人的谦虚、客气、有礼貌、或委婉的语气，常用于日常会话中。如： Would you be kind enough to show me the way to the post office?请你告诉我去邮局的路好吗？ It would be better for you not to stay up too late.你最好别熬夜到很晚。 b.在一些习惯表达中。如： You"d better set off now.你最好现在就出发。 I"d rather not tell you the secret.我情愿不告诉你这个秘密。 c.用 “may+动词原形”表示祝愿，但愿，此时may须置于句首（多用于正式文体中）。如： May you be happy! 祝你快乐！ 用动词原形。例如： Long live the people! 人民万岁！ “God bless you,” said the priest.牧师说：“愿上帝保佑你！”5．虚拟语气在同位语从句中的用法 在名词advice, suggestion, order, proposal等后接的同位语从句中，谓语动词用虚拟语气，起形式为 “(should)+动词原形”，说明“建议”，“劝告”，“命令”等的具体内容。如： The order came that the work should be finished two days ahead of time.提前两天完成工作的命令传来了。 Reluctantly she accepted their proposal that she should be operated on.她勉强接受了他们要她去接受手术的建议。（一）主从句时间不一致情况下的虚拟语气(混合条件句) 有时条件从句中的动作和结果与主句中的动作，发生的时间不一致，这时动作的形式应根据它所表示的时间加以调整。如： If you had followed my advice, you would be able to finish the work now.如果你当时听了我的话，现在就能完成这份工作了。（从句说明过去，主句说明现在。） If I were you, I would have gone to her birthday party.如果我是你，我就去参加她的生日晚会了。（从句说明现在，主句说明过去。） （二）含蓄条件句 非真实条件句中的条件从句有时不表出来，只暗含在上下文中，这种句子叫做含蓄条件句。含蓄条件句大体有三种情况； 1. 条件暗含在短语中。如： (1)W hat would I have done without you? 如没有你，我会怎么办呢？(条件暗含在分词短语without you中) (2) It would be easier to do it this way. 这样做会比较容易。(条件暗含在不定式短语to do it this way中) (3) This same thing, happening in wartime, would lead to a disaster. 同样的事，如发生在战时，就会酿成大祸。(条件暗含在分词短语happening in wartime中) 2. 条件暗含在上下文中。如：(4) You might stay her forever. 你可以永远待在这儿。(可能暗含if you wanted to)(5) We would have succeeded. 我们本来是会成功的。(可能暗含if we had kept trying)(6) Your reputation would be ruined. 你的名誉会败坏的。(可能暗含if you should accept it 3. 在不少情况下，虚拟式已变成习惯说法，很难找出其暗含的条件。如：(7) You wouldn"t know. 你不会知道。(8) I would like to come. 我愿意来。（三）条件从句中省去if的情况 在if引导的表示虚拟的条件状语从句中，常可以省略if，将had, were或should提至句首。如： Had I seen the film, I would have discussed it with them last night. 假如我看了那部电影，昨晚我就可以和他们一起讨论了。 Were I a bird, I could fly freely. 假如我是一只小鸟，我就能自由翱翔。 Should it rain next week the farmers would have a good harvest. 要是下周能下雨的话，农民们就能有个好收成了。

From your parents you learn love and laughter and

appealing气质上。attractive面貌上。

What do you look for in a potential date? Sincerity? Good looks? Character? Conversational ability? Asked to rank such attributes, most intellectuals put physical attractiveness near the bottom of the list. Of course. Sophisticated, intelligent people are not greatly concerned with such superficial qualities as good looks; they know that "beauty is only skin deep." At least they know that"s how they ought to feel. As Cicero counseled, "The final good and the supreme duty of the wise man is to resist appearance." This intuition that looks matter little may be another instance of our denying real influences upon us, for there is now a file drawer full of research studies indicating that appearance is a powerful determinant of initial attraction. The consistency and pervasiveness of this effect is startling, perhaps even disconcerting. Good looks are a great asset. Like it or not, the fact is that a young woman"s physical attractiveness is a moderately good predictor of how frequently she dates; a young man"s attractiveness, slightly less a predictor of how frequently he dates. Does this simply imply, as many have surmised, that women are better at following Cicero"s advice to "resist appearance"? Or does it merely reflect the fact that men more often do the inviting? If women were to indicate their preferences among various men, would looks be as important to them as to men? Some researchers have addressed this question by providing men and women students with various pieces of information about someone of the other sex, including a picture of the person, or by briefly introducing a man and a woman, and later asking them how interested they would be in dating one another. In these experiments, women were virtually as much influenced by a man"s looks as men were by a woman"s. Do the benefits of being good-looking spring entirely from one"s being sexually attractive? Clearly not. Young children are favorably biased toward attractive children much as adults are biased toward attractive adults. When adults judge children they are similarly biased. Margaret Clifford and Elaine Hatfield showed Missouri fifth-grade teachers identical information about a boy or girl, but with the photograph of an attractive or unattractive child attached. The teachers who judged an attractive child saw the child as more intelligent and more likely to do well in school. Or think of yourself as a playground supervisor having to discipline an unruly child. Might you be tempted to give more benefit of the doubt if the child is attractive? What is more, beautiful people, even if of the same sex, are assumed also to possess certain desirable traits. Other things being equal, they are guessed to be happier, more intelligent, more sociable, more successful, and more competent. When in need, they receive more help. When good things happen (for example, a promotion), attractive people are perceived as more responsible for the outcome than are unattractive people; when bad things happen, attractive people are seen as less responsible. To top it off, attractive people, more than unattractive people, are guessed to have personalities like one"s own. Added together, the findings point to a physical-attractiveness stereotype: What is beautiful is good. Children are taught the stereotype quite early. Snow White and Cinderella are beautiful--and kind; the witch and the stepsisters are ugly--and wicked. As one kindergarten girl put it when asked what it means to be pretty, "It"s like being a princess. Everybody loves you". However, we should not overstate the potency of the attractiveness stereotype. To say that attractiveness is important, other things being equal, is not to say that physical appearance is always more important than other qualities. Attractiveness probably most affects first impressions; one"s appearance is vivid, it draws immediate attention. As a relationship develops, appearance may diminish in importance. Nevertheless, first impressions are important, not only for one"s prospects for dating, but also for job interviews. If first impressions are bad, there may never be a chance for second impressions. Indications are that attractiveness does figure strongly in hiring decisions. Moreover, as society has seemingly become more mobile and urbanized--our contacts with doctors, colleagues, and neighbors more fleeting--first impressions have probably become more important than ever before. Is the physical-attractiveness stereotype accurate? Or was Leo Tolstoy correct when he wrote that it"s "a strange illusion... to suppose that beauty is goodness"? There might well be a trace of truth to the stereotype. Children and young adults who are attractive tend to have higher self-esteem. They are more assertive, though they are also believed to be more egotistical. They are neither more nor less academically capable (contrary to the negative stereotype that "beauty times brains equals a constant"). However, they are somewhat more socially polished. Thus far, I have described attractiveness as if it were an objective quality like height, something some people have more of, some less. Actually, attractiveness is whatever the people of any given place and time find attractive. This, of course, varies. And even in a given place and time, there is (fortunately) some disagreement about who"s attractive and who"s not. Generally, though, "attractive" facial and bodily features do not deviate too drastically from the average. Noses, legs, or statures that are not unusually large or small tend to be perceived as relatively attractive. We can conclude our discussion of attractiveness on a heart-warming note. Not only do we perceive attractive people as likable, but we also perceive likable people as physically attractive. Perhaps you can recall individuals who, as you grew to like them, became more attractive, their physical imperfections no longer so noticeable. For example, Alan Gross and Christine Crofton had University of Missouri students view someone"s photograph after reading a favorable or unfavorable description of the person"s personality. Those perceived as good appeared more attractive. Other researchers have found that the more in love a woman is with a man, the more physically attractive she finds him. Apparently Plato was right: "The good is the beautiful."

What do you look for in a potential date? Sincerity? Good looks? Character? Conversational ability? Asked to rank such attributes, most intellectuals put physical attractiveness near the bottom of the list. Of course. Sophisticated, intelligent people are not greatly concerned with such superficial qualities as good looks; they know that "beauty is only skin deep." At least they know that"s how they ought to feel. As Cicero counseled, "The final good and the supreme duty of the wise man is to resist appearance." This intuition that looks matter little may be another instance of our denying real influences upon us, for there is now a file drawer full of research studies indicating that appearance is a powerful determinant of initial attraction. The consistency and pervasiveness of this effect is startling, perhaps even disconcerting. Good looks are a great asset. Like it or not, the fact is that a young woman"s physical attractiveness is a moderately good predictor of how frequently she dates; a young man"s attractiveness, slightly less a predictor of how frequently he dates. Does this simply imply, as many have surmised, that women are better at following Cicero"s advice to "resist appearance"? Or does it merely reflect the fact that men more often do the inviting? If women were to indicate their preferences among various men, would looks be as important to them as to men? Some researchers have addressed this question by providing men and women students with various pieces of information about someone of the other sex, including a picture of the person, or by briefly introducing a man and a woman, and later asking them how interested they would be in dating one another. In these experiments, women were virtually as much influenced by a man"s looks as men were by a woman"s. Do the benefits of being good-looking spring entirely from one"s being sexually attractive? Clearly not. Young children are favorably biased toward attractive children much as adults are biased toward attractive adults. When adults judge children they are similarly biased. Margaret Clifford and Elaine Hatfield showed Missouri fifth-grade teachers identical information about a boy or girl, but with the photograph of an attractive or unattractive child attached. The teachers who judged an attractive child saw the child as more intelligent and more likely to do well in school. Or think of yourself as a playground supervisor having to discipline an unruly child. Might you be tempted to give more benefit of the doubt if the child is attractive? What is more, beautiful people, even if of the same sex, are assumed also to possess certain desirable traits. Other things being equal, they are guessed to be happier, more intelligent, more sociable, more successful, and more competent. When in need, they receive more help. When good things happen (for example, a promotion), attractive people are perceived as more responsible for the outcome than are unattractive people; when bad things happen, attractive people are seen as less responsible. To top it off, attractive people, more than unattractive people, are guessed to have personalities like one"s own. Added together, the findings point to a physical-attractiveness stereotype: What is beautiful is good. Children are taught the stereotype quite early. Snow White and Cinderella are beautiful--and kind; the witch and the stepsisters are ugly--and wicked. As one kindergarten girl put it when asked what it means to be pretty, "It"s like being a princess. Everybody loves you". However, we should not overstate the potency of the attractiveness stereotype. To say that attractiveness is important, other things being equal, is not to say that physical appearance is always more important than other qualities. Attractiveness probably most affects first impressions; one"s appearance is vivid, it draws immediate attention. As a relationship develops, appearance may diminish in importance. Nevertheless, first impressions are important, not only for one"s prospects for dating, but also for job interviews. If first impressions are bad, there may never be a chance for second impressions. Indications are that attractiveness does figure strongly in hiring decisions. Moreover, as society has seemingly become more mobile and urbanized--our contacts with doctors, colleagues, and neighbors more fleeting--first impressions have probably become more important than ever before. Is the physical-attractiveness stereotype accurate? Or was Leo Tolstoy correct when he wrote that it"s "a strange illusion... to suppose that beauty is goodness"? There might well be a trace of truth to the stereotype. Children and young adults who are attractive tend to have higher self-esteem. They are more assertive, though they are also believed to be more egotistical. They are neither more nor less academically capable (contrary to the negative stereotype that "beauty times brains equals a constant"). However, they are somewhat more socially polished. Thus far, I have described attractiveness as if it were an objective quality like height, something some people have more of, some less. Actually, attractiveness is whatever the people of any given place and time find attractive. This, of course, varies. And even in a given place and time, there is (fortunately) some disagreement about who"s attractive and who"s not. Generally, though, "attractive" facial and bodily features do not deviate too drastically from the average. Noses, legs, or statures that are not unusually large or small tend to be perceived as relatively attractive. We can conclude our discussion of attractiveness on a heart-warming note. Not only do we perceive attractive people as likable, but we also perceive likable people as physically attractive. Perhaps you can recall individuals who, as you grew to like them, became more attractive, their physical imperfections no longer so noticeable. For example, Alan Gross and Christine Crofton had University of Missouri students view someone"s photograph after reading a favorable or unfavorable description of the person"s personality. Those perceived as good appeared more attractive. Other researchers have found that the more in love a woman is with a man, the more physically attractive she finds him. Apparently Plato was right: "The good is the beautiful."

attractive 吸引人的 一般用在人类上面 eg: he is very attractivefascinating 迷人的 一般用在事物上 eg: that car is fascinating!一般说有吸引力的人的时候用attrective而说有吸引人的文化的时候用fascinating要多一些

分类: 教育/科学 >> 外语学习 解析: attractive 吸引人的 一般用在人类上面 eg: he is very attractive fascinating 迷人的 一般用在事物上 eg: that car is fascinating!

这几个词都是形容词 pleasant用来形容物,人或事是令人高兴的； nice是比较通用的,相当于汉语里的“好”,可以形容人,可以形容事物； enjoyable用来形容那些可以带给你乐趣的事物,令人觉得身/心愉悦的； attractive译作吸引人的,有魅力的,可以形容人,也可以形容事物.

不需要助动词。其实you find me attractive是you find me to be attractive的省略【find sb/sth+形容词】如：I find her a complete nuisance. 我觉得她简直讨厌极了。Do you find this room comfortable? 你觉得这个房间够舒适吗？