How is the word манящий translated from Russian to English

Привлекательный, вызывающий желание подойти ближе.

Attractive and making you want to come closer.

adjective
English translation
Inviting

Examples with “манящий”

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  • Тёплая кухня выглядела очень манящей. The warm kitchen looked very inviting.

  • Мы приглашаем всех соседей. We are inviting all the neighbors.

  • Несколько свечей сделали комнату манящей. A few candles made the room inviting.

  • Она думает о том, чтобы пригласить старых одноклассников. She is thinking about inviting her old classmates.

  • Добавь растений, чтобы веранда стала более манящей. Add some plants to make the porch more inviting.

  • Ты приглашаешь ещё кого-нибудь на праздник? Are you inviting anyone else to the party?

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FAQ about “манящий”

How is “манящий” translated from Russian?
“манящий” translates into English as “Inviting”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “манящий” mean?
Meaning of “манящий”: Привлекательный, вызывающий желание подойти ближе. In English — “Inviting”.
What part of speech is “манящий”?
“манящий” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “манящий”?
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How can I memorize “манящий”?
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