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appealing [əˈpi:lɪŋ] ADJ
1. appealing (attractive):
appealing
to be appealing to sb
I don't find this idea appealing
you look appealing in this dress
2. appealing (beseeching):
appealing
to give sb an appealing look
I. appeal [əˈpi:l] VERBO intr
1. appeal (attract):
2. appeal JUR:
odwoływać [perf odwołać] się od decyzji
wnosić [perf wnieść] apelację od wyroku sądu
3. appeal (plead):
apelować [perf za-] o coś
prosić [perf po-] o coś
4. appeal (call upon):
odwoływać [perf odwołać] się do czyichś emocji
II. appeal [əˈpi:l] VERBO trans
wnosić [perf wnieść] apelację od wyroku
III. appeal [əˈpi:l] SUBST
1. appeal (attraction):
2. appeal (protest):
3. appeal JUR:
wnosić [perf wnieść] apelację
4. appeal (request):
apelować [perf za-]
zwracać [perf zwrócić] się z prośbą
sex appeal SUBST sem pl
snob appeal SUBST
court of appeal SUBST
Present
Iappeal
youappeal
he/she/itappeals
weappeal
youappeal
theyappeal
Past
Iappealed
youappealed
he/she/itappealed
weappealed
youappealed
theyappealed
Present Perfect
Ihaveappealed
youhaveappealed
he/she/ithasappealed
wehaveappealed
youhaveappealed
theyhaveappealed
Past Perfect
Ihadappealed
youhadappealed
he/she/ithadappealed
wehadappealed
youhadappealed
theyhadappealed
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But since fish are neither cute nor cuddly, the snob appeal of offering up something as rare and expensive as bluefin maguro wins out over environmental concerns.
www.winnipegfreepress.com
The company employed snob appeal to hook the public, targeting participants and spectators at dog shows, and, in 1876, focusing on the centennial exhibition with free food for exhibitors.
en.wikipedia.org
The company successfully promoted their array of products for dogs and other domestic animals through the astute use of snob appeal.
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There were those who believed that her unusually strong primary vote in normally conservative suburbs reflected the support of women, although other analysts traced it to simple snob appeal.
www.texastribune.org
Brand recognition -- snob appeal, if you must -- is part of it.
www.wheels.ca