attend 音标拼音: [ət'ɛnd]
vt . 出席,参加;照顾,护理;伴随,陪伴
vi . 专心,注意;照顾,护理;伴随,侍候
出席,参加;照顾,护理;伴随,陪伴专心,注意;照顾,护理;伴随,侍候
attend v 1 :
be present at (
meetings ,
church services ,
university ),
etc .; "
She attends class regularly "; "
I rarely attend services at my church "; "
did you go to the meeting ?" [
synonym :
{
attend }, {
go to }] [
ant : {
miss }]
2 :
take charge of or deal with ; "
Could you see about lunch ?"; "
I must attend to this matter "; "
She took care of this business "
[
synonym : {
attend }, {
take care }, {
look }, {
see }]
3 :
to accompany as a circumstance or follow as a result ;
"
Menuhin '
s playing was attended by a 15 -
minute standing ovation "
4 :
work for or be a servant to ; "
May I serve you ?"; "
She attends the old lady in the wheelchair "; "
Can you wait on our table ,
please ?"; "
Is a salesperson assisting you ?"; "
The minister served the King for many years " [
synonym : {
serve }, {
attend to },
{
wait on }, {
attend }, {
assist }]
5 :
give heed (
to ); "
The children in the audience attended the recital quietly "; "
She hung on his every word "; "
They attended to everything he said " [
synonym : {
attend }, {
hang },
{
advert }, {
pay heed }, {
give ear }]
Attend \
At *
tend "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Attended };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Attending }.] [
OE .
atenden ,
OF .
atendre ,
F .
attendre ,
to expect ,
to wait ,
fr .
L .
attendre to stretch , (
sc .
animum ),
to apply the mind to ;
ad tendere to stretch .
See {
Tend }.]
1 .
To direct the attention to ;
to fix the mind upon ;
to give heed to ;
to regard . [
Obs .]
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The diligent pilot in a dangerous tempest doth not attend the unskillful words of the passenger . --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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2 .
To care for ;
to look after ;
to take charge of ;
to watch over .
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3 .
To go or stay with ,
as a companion ,
nurse ,
or servant ;
to visit professionally ,
as a physician ;
to accompany or follow in order to do service ;
to escort ;
to wait on ;
to serve .
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The fifth had charge sick persons to attend .
--
Spenser .
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Attends the emperor in his royal court . --
Shak .
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With a sore heart and a gloomy brow ,
he prepared to attend William thither . --
Macaulay .
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4 .
To be present with ;
to accompany ;
to be united or consequent to ;
as ,
a measure attended with ill effects .
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What cares must then attend the toiling swain .
--
Dryden .
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5 .
To be present at ;
as ,
to attend church ,
school ,
a concert ,
a business meeting .
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6 .
To wait for ;
to await ;
to remain ,
abide ,
or be in store for . [
Obs .]
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The state that attends all men after this . --
Locke .
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Three days I promised to attend my doom . --
Dryden .
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Syn :
To {
Attend }, {
Mind }, {
Regard }, {
Heed }, {
Notice }.
Usage :
Attend is generic ,
the rest are specific terms .
To mind is to attend so that it may not be forgotten ;
to regard is to look on a thing as of importance ;
to heed is to attend to a thing from a principle of caution ;
to notice is to think on that which strikes the senses . --
Crabb .
See {
Accompany }.
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Attend \
At *
tend "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To apply the mind ,
or pay attention ,
with a view to perceive ,
understand ,
or comply ;
to pay regard ;
to heed ;
to listen ; --
usually followed by to .
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Attend to the voice of my supplications . --
Ps .
lxxxvi .
6 .
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Man can not at the same time attend to two objects .
--
Jer .
Taylor .
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2 .
To accompany or be present or near at hand ,
in pursuance of duty ;
to be ready for service ;
to wait or be in waiting ; --
often followed by on or upon .
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He was required to attend upon the committee .
--
Clarendon .
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3 . (
with to )
To take charge of ;
to look after ;
as ,
to attend to a matter of business .
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4 .
To wait ;
to stay ;
to delay . [
Obs .]
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For this perfection she must yet attend ,
Till to her Maker she espoused be . --
Sir J .
Davies .
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Syn :
To {
Attend }, {
Listen }, {
Hearken }.
Usage :
We attend with a view to hear and learn ;
we listen with fixed attention ,
in order to hear correctly ,
or to consider what has been said ;
we hearken when we listen with a willing mind ,
and in reference to obeying .
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173 Moby Thesaurus words for "
attend ":
accompany ,
administer to ,
aid ,
animadvert ,
appear ,
assist ,
assister ,
associate ,
associate with ,
assort with ,
attend on ,
attend to ,
audit ,
auscultate ,
band together ,
be all ears ,
be at ,
be present at ,
bear ,
become of ,
bend an ear ,
bug ,
care for ,
carry ,
catch ,
cater to ,
chaperon ,
chaperone ,
chore ,
cock the ears ,
combine ,
come about ,
come after ,
come of ,
come out ,
come to ,
companion ,
company ,
conduct ,
confederate ,
consociate ,
consort with ,
convoy ,
couple with ,
dance attendance upon ,
deal with ,
develop ,
direct ,
displace ,
do ,
do for ,
do service to ,
drudge ,
eavesdrop ,
emanate ,
end ,
ensue ,
escort ,
esquire ,
eventuate ,
examine by ear ,
eye ,
fall out ,
fare ,
flock together ,
follow ,
follow after ,
follow up ,
fraternize ,
frequent ,
gape ,
give attention ,
give audience to ,
give ear ,
give heed to ,
give rise to ,
go after ,
go along with ,
go to ,
go with ,
govern ,
guard ,
guide ,
handle ,
hang around with ,
hark ,
haunt ,
hear ,
hear out ,
hearken ,
heed ,
help ,
herd together ,
intercept ,
issue ,
join ,
keep company with ,
lackey ,
lead ,
lend an ear ,
listen ,
listen at ,
listen in ,
listen to ,
look ,
look after ,
look at ,
look on ,
look out for ,
maid ,
manage ,
mark ,
marshal ,
mind ,
mingle ,
minister to ,
mix ,
note ,
notice ,
observe ,
ogle ,
oversee ,
overtake ,
pan out ,
pander to ,
pay attention to ,
prove ,
prove to be ,
regard ,
regulate ,
remark ,
replace ,
result ,
run ,
run with ,
see ,
serve ,
shepherd ,
show up ,
sit in ,
sit in on ,
squire ,
succeed ,
supervene ,
supervise ,
take care of ,
take in ,
take note ,
take notice ,
take out ,
tap ,
tend ,
tend to ,
terminate ,
track ,
trail ,
turn out ,
turn to ,
turn up ,
unfold ,
upon ,
usher ,
valet ,
view ,
visit ,
wait ,
wait on ,
watch ,
watch over ,
wiretap ,
witness ,
work for ,
work out
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