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1 tend
[tend]◙ v. לנטות; לנהל, לפקח; לשרת לקוחות* * *◙ תוחוקל תרשל ;חקפל,להנל ;תוטנל◄ -
2 tend on
לשרת, לטפל ב-* * *◙ -ב לפטל,תרשל◄ -
3 tend the sick
לטפל בחולים* * *◙ םילוחב לפטל◄ -
4 tend to one's own business
לדאוג לעניינים עצמיים* * *◙ םיימצע םיניינעל גואדל◄ -
5 tendency
[tend·en·cy || 'tendənsɪ]◙ n. נטייה, מגמה* * *◙ המגמ,הייטנ◄ -
6 portend
[por·tend || pɔr'tend /pɔː'tend]◙ v. לבשר(דבר רע; להיות אות אזהרה)* * *◙ (הרהזא תוא תויהל ;ער רבד)רשבל◄ -
7 attend
[at·tend || ə'tend]◙ v. להיות נוכח; לדאוג ל-* * *◙ -ל גואדל ;חכונ תויהל◄ -
8 contend
[con·tend || kən'tend]◙ v. לטעון טענה; להתחרות; להיאבק* * *◙ קבאיהל ;תורחתהל ;הנעט ןועטל◄ -
9 intend
[in·tend || ɪn'tend]◙ v. להתכוון, לחשוב; לייעד* * *◙ דעייל ;בושחל,ןווכתהל◄ -
10 intendant
[in'tend·ant || ɪn'tendənt]◙ n. מפקח, משגיח* * *◙ חיגשמ,חקפמ◄ -
11 intended
[in'tend·ed || ɪn'tendɪd]◙ adj. מיועד, מכוון, נועד ל-; לעתיד (בעל, אשה)* * *◙ (השא,לעב) דיתעל ;-ל דעונ,ןווכמ,דעוימ◄ -
12 pretend
[pre·tend || prɪ'tend]◙ v. להעמיד-פנים; להתחזות; להתיימר; לתבוע◙ adj. מדומה* * *◙ עובתל ;רמייתהל ;תוזחתהל ;םינפ-דימעהל◄◙ המודמ◄ -
13 pretended
[pre'tend·ed || prɪ'tendɪd]◙ adj. מדומה; כביכול* * *◙ לוכיבכ ;המודמ◄ -
14 pretender
[pre'tend·er || prɪ'tendə(r)]◙ n. מעמיד פנים, מתחזה; תובע; טוען לכתר* * *◙ רתכל ןעוט ;עבות ;הזחתמ,םינפ דימעמ◄ -
15 superintend
[su·per·in·tend || ‚suːpərɪn'tend]◙ v. לפקח על, להשגיח* * *◙ חיגשהל,לע חקפל◄ -
16 attendance
[at'tend·ance || -dəns]◙ n. נוכחות* * *◙ תוחכונ◄ -
17 attendant
[at'tend·ant || -dənt]◙ n. משרת; סדרן◙ adj. נוכח; נלווה* * *◙ ןרדס ;תרשמ◄◙ הוולנ ;חכונ◄ -
18 contender
[con'tend·er || -də]◙ n. טוען לכתר; מתמודד על (משרה)* * *◙ (הרשמ) לע דדומתמ ;רתכל ןעוט◄ -
19 distend
[dis·tend || dɪ'stend]◙ v. לנפח; להתנפח* * *◙ חפנתהל ;חפנל◄ -
20 extend
[ex·tend || ɪk'stend]◙ v. להגיע, להשתרע; להאריך, להגדיל; למתוח; להעניק* * *◙ קינעהל ;חותמל ;לידגהל,ךיראהל ;ערתשהל,עיגהל◄
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tend*/*/*/ — [tend] verb 1) [I] to usually do a particular thing He tends to exaggerate.[/ex] I tend not to go out so much in the winter.[/ex] 2) [I/T] to take care of someone or something Eddie kept himself busy tending the garden.[/ex] Doctors were tending… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
Tend — Tend, v. i. 1. To wait, as attendants or servants; to serve; to attend; with on or upon. [1913 Webster] Was he not companion with the riotous knights That tend upon my father? Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. [F. attendre.] To await; to expect. [Obs.]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English