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Meanings of attend to in English
Catalan
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atender Usage of attend to in English
1
Dr Yockopua said doctors would only attend to serious cases and emergencies.
2
It was time to attend to the more practical matters of today.
3
The Pohiva government has said it has other priorities to attend to.
4
Laura, come here, dear; now attend to Doctor Spielsberg, and recollect yourself.
5
Apollo left Artemis' side to attend to the left flank of archers.
6
But first there was a far more important matter to attend to.
7
I prefer to help people more simply, and attend to their comfort.
8
But right now, he had even more important matters to attend to.
9
A short while later Childermass arrived to attend to the morning's business.
10
In that case, I expect you all have classes to attend to.
11
He dropped me off and immediately left to attend to some business.
12
We shall go see him at once and attend to this matter.
13
It's not clear when Careflight received the call to attend to Omid.
14
We traditionally see schools as places where children attend to be educated.
15
I promised to attend to it; but the thing slipped my mind.
16
Once we say our words, we'll all have duties to attend to.
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Translations for attend to
Attend to through the time
Attend to across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
South Africa
Less common
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