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Meanings of attended in English

Portuguese
acompanhado

Playing or singing with instrumental or vocal accompaniment.

acompanhado

Having a caretaker or other watcher.

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Usage of attended in English
1
Pool, the bank's president; Butler; Hecht; Dufour; and three others also attended.
Rising tide: the great mississippi flood of 1927 and how it chan...
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Recently I attended the social media-centered event BlogWorld in New York city.
Wired
3
Earlier she attended a service for the former East German regime's victims.
BBC
4
Later, as an adult, he attended 30 games a year, he said.
Reuters
5
Radio New Zealand's Ian Telfer attended their first event for the year.
Radio NZ
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Last year, an average of 264 adults attended the church's Sunday services.
Radio NZ
7
Ontario state authorities say staff subsequently attended the venue for an inspection.
News.com.au
8
I have attended many political and trade union gatherings over the years.
The Irish Times
9
Seventeen experts from 7 different countries attended the consensus conference on osteoarthritis.
Pubmed
10
He said four out of a possible 16 students attended Monday's exams.
Radio NZ
11
Sorry: a qualified conventional medical doctor who attended an accredited medical school.
The Guardian
12
Over the past century several ministers have attended public meetings at Cromane.
The Irish Times
13
I attended the University World Championships in Shanghai, China later that year.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
If you don't believe me, ask anyone who attended Disco Demolition Night.
The Irish Times
15
Mrs. V., a Catholic, attended a religious study course at the time.
Ghosts
16
In recent years, Zeus attended these anniversary concerts at the Opera House.
Book Three: The Final Exodus
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Translations for attended
Portuguese
acompanhado
Attended through the time
Attended across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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