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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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well-attended ADJ

the meeting was well-attended

I. attend [Brit əˈtɛnd, Am əˈtɛnd] VB trans

1. attend (go to, be present at):

attend birth, ceremony, auction, interview, meeting, performance
attend church, school
attend class, course

2. attend (accompany):

attend courtier:
attend consequence, danger: fig, form
attend publicity: fig, form

3. attend (take care of):

attend patient

II. attend [Brit əˈtɛnd, Am əˈtɛnd] VB intr

1. attend (be present):

2. attend (pay attention):

être attentif/-ive (to à)

I. attend to VB [Brit əˈtɛnd -, Am əˈtɛnd -] (attend to [sb/sth])

attend to person, problem:

are you being attended to, madam?
sparsely wooded/attended
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I. attend [əˈtend] VB trans

1. attend (be present at):

the fête was well attended
a well-attended seminar

2. attend (accompany):

II. attend [əˈtend] VB intr

1. attend (be present):

2. attend form (listen carefully):

OpenDict unos

attend VB

to be unable to do sth attend, reach
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I. attend ·ˈtend] VB trans

1. attend (be present at):

the meeting was well attended
well-attended seminar

2. attend (accompany):

II. attend ·ˈtend] VB intr

1. attend (be present):

2. attend form (listen carefully):

to be unable to do sth attend, reach
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Present
Iattend
youattend
he/she/itattends
weattend
youattend
theyattend
Past
Iattended
youattended
he/she/itattended
weattended
youattended
theyattended
Present Perfect
Ihaveattended
youhaveattended
he/she/ithasattended
wehaveattended
youhaveattended
theyhaveattended
Past Perfect
Ihadattended
youhadattended
he/she/ithadattended
wehadattended
youhadattended
theyhadattended