英英釋義：something or someone that attracts many people or things?
“magnet”是可數(shù)名詞兔院，本意是“磁鐵”，可以引申為“有吸引力的人或事物”袍暴，可以用 magnet 替換 attraction。
英文中另一個(gè)詞也可以表示同樣的意思：Mecca隶症。Mecca 的本意是伊斯蘭圣城的名字“麥加”政模，引申義同 magnet，這兩個(gè)詞可以放在一起來(lái)掌握沿腰。
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1.?Shenzhen has become a?magnet?for college graduates from across the country.
2.?Bike-sharing startups used to act as a?magnet?for investors from far and wide.?
3.?The East Village of New York City has long been a?magnet?for aspiring artists from all over the world.?
4.?By contrast, despite its faults, California remains a?magnet?for highly educated migrants and a formidable factory of talent and ideas—which is why it has produced Google, Facebook, Tesla, Uber and Netflix and why, despite grumblings about creeping socialism, the big venture-capital firms and Hollywood studios stay.?
5.?China’s southernmost province of Hainan is a tropical tourist-magnet?of white-sand beaches, mountains and rainforests.
6.?London is Britain's economic and cultural powerhouse, Europe's only properly global city and a?magnet?for rich and poor, from anywhere and everywhere.?
7.?In some places, the refugees boost local businesses and act as a?magnet?for foreign aid.?
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好萊塢一直像磁石般吸引著追名逐利的人們览徒。
Hollywood has long been a magnet for people chasing fame and wealth.
參考翻譯：Hollywood has always acted as a magnet for people seeking fame and fortune.
