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Meanings of attending in anglès

català
atenció
espanyol
atención

The process whereby a person concentrates on some features of the environment to the (relative) exclusion of others.

atenció
portuguès
presença
català
assistència
espanyol
asistencia

The act of being present (at a meeting or event etc.)

assistència

Attendant.

Related terms

Ministering.

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Usage of attending in anglès
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It is therefore rare that simply attending a protest will be illegal.
The South African
2
Activists said the number attending was likely to have been much higher.
Reuters
3
A second investor said: There are less people attending the bank meetings.
Reuters
4
Nelson was attending the two-day Personal Democracy Forum in New York City.
Wired
5
Naval Operations, is among the U.S. military officials attending, the official said.
Reuters
6
I remember some years ago attending a training day on the Eucharist.
The Irish Times
7
It was a record year for numbers attending the National Ploughing Championships.
The Irish Times
8
I am in Philadelphia this week, attending my first Democratic National Convention.
Ebony
9
Teams have also agreed to reduce the number of staff attending races.
Reuters
10
This means limiting movements to home-based activities and not attending public places.
News.com.au
11
She looked very young, young enough to be attending rather than chaperoning.
Carrie
12
In general Arthur liked 'going to shul', as attending synagogue was called.
Melnitz
13
He decided to learn Irish - attending a Gaelic class every week.
The Irish Times
14
Lagarde, attending the meetings, said a capital increase was being talked about.
Reuters
15
Christmas Day we keep as a holy day, attending church several times.
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
16
He said the roadblock had prevented medical staff from attending to refugees.
Radio NZ
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Attending through the time
Attending across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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