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Meanings of attend in anglès

portuguès
atender
espanyol
atender

To listen or give attention to.

atender
portuguès
ajudar
espanyol
atender

Work for or be a servant to.

ajudar
portuguès
estar presente em
espanyol
asistir

Be present at (meetings, church services, university), etc.

estar presente em

To care for medicinally or surgically; to apply medical care to.

Usage of attend in anglès
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Also, the state requires hunters attend a mandatory alligator hunting safety course.
Reuters
2
New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key will attend the Constitution Day event.
Radio NZ
3
Dr Yockopua said doctors would only attend to serious cases and emergencies.
Radio NZ
4
He would almost certainly also be asked to attend a diversity course.
The Guardian
5
Usually, political party leaders want their people to attend parliamentary party meetings.
The Irish Times
6
The commission's full report said Vote Leave repeatedly refused to attend interviews.
The Guardian
7
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said earlier this week she could not attend.
Radio NZ
8
Prof Hillary said she would attend the investigation to answer any questions.
The Irish Times
9
The 32-year-old was visiting the Paris area to attend a training course.
Radio NZ
10
Hockey said he expected Russia would attend G20 leaders summit in November.
Reuters
11
Five UMNO members said they were paid by party officials to attend.
Reuters
12
People attend the day centre for one or two days a week.
The Irish Times
13
Make it a point to attend important meetings and after-work office events.
Reuters
14
He must attend a court hearing to get it back, police said.
Reuters
15
Entry is free and members of the public are invited to attend.
The South African
16
But Trump said on Tuesday he likely will not attend the debate.
Reuters
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Common
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Common
Australia
Common
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