单词 | attend |
释义 | at·tend transitive verb 1. < attend the warning of the soothsayer > < attend my words > 2. < the prisoners were attended by guards > 3. archaic a. < three days I promised to attend my doom — John Dryden > b. < the state that attends all men after this — John Locke > 4. < fawning ministers who attend the king > 5. obsolete 6. < the immense amount of work that has attended the creation of these lists — C.C.Fries & A.A.Traver > < what cares must then attend the toiling swain — John Dryden > 7. < attend a meeting > < attend college > intransitive verb 1. < attend to your work > < attend strictly to business > 2. < one is lucky to meet six or seven people who know how to attend; the rest have fidgety ears — J.M.Barzun > < attend to the voice of my supplications — Ps 86:6(Authorized Version) > 3. < the good lord was dismissed, and has not attended in the drawing room since — Mary W. Montagu > : be ready for service : wait or be in waiting — often used with on or upon < ministers who attend upon the king > 4. obsolete 5. < producers should attend to the following important aspects of marketing — Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) > |
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