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Meanings of paying attention in English
Portuguese
atencioso Spanish
consciente Paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)
Synonyms
Examples for "regard"
Examples for "regard"
1
Most countries regard Israeli settlements as illegal, a view that Israel disputes.
2
You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
3
Tells how political change in regard to exchange rates, closed the market.
4
Minister McHugh will bring proposals in this regard to Government next week.
5
Public opinion would regard this as a step in the right direction.
1
She said: It's time to heed the deeply moving voice of youth.
2
Pay good heed to me for I have thought long about it.
3
The government sometimes pays more heed to this group than dispossessed farmers.
4
The Dubrovnik festival's management first said it would heed the police recommendation.
5
Those who fail to heed these measures may face greater sanctions, however.
1
That mind was accompanied by a quite wonderful attentiveness to other people.
2
Now he walked slowly about, and examined the flowers with great attentiveness.
3
His attentiveness, charm, and passionate pursuit of her had swept her away.
4
Neither seemed particularly inclined to attentiveness, which was his only hope.
5
Mr Hyde listened to this speech with every appearance of politeness and attentiveness.
Usage of paying attention in English
1
It was time for Chen to start paying attention to the problem.
2
It wants to know which research studies are worth paying attention to.
3
Yet almost nobody apart from your Irish Times correspondents were paying attention.
4
Jamie wasn't paying attention to the talk; he was still watching Rebekah.
5
He was no longer paying attention to me, just perusing the data.
6
It made a sense I hadn't really been paying attention to before.
7
Everyone has an easier time paying attention when he is directly engaged.
8
I've been happier yet since I started paying attention to my wife.
9
Hayes said the Badgers are paying attention to details in finishing games.
10
Were you paying attention to US midterms, film news, and tax avoidance?
11
And she said that you weren't paying attention during the principal's speech!
12
Yes, quite. Palpatine still looked as if he was barely paying attention.
13
I was always working, it's just that no one was paying attention.
14
But they were paying attention to the house and not to me.
15
It matters more that people are paying attention and talking about it.
16
Maybe some shift sergeant was paying attention to Richards's concerns after all.
