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1 attention
A n1 (notice, interest) attention f ; media attention attention des médias ; to attract (much) attention attirer (beaucoup) l'attention ; to get/hold/have sb's attention attirer/retenir/avoir l'attention de qn ; to be the centre ou focus of attention être le centre d'attention ; to draw attention to sth, to focus attention on sth attirer l'attention sur qch ; to seek ou demand attention [child] chercher à attirer l'attention ; to give one's full attention to sth prêter toute son attention à qch ; to divide one's attention between X and Y partager son attention entre X et Y ; to turn one's attention to sth tourner son attention sur qch ; I wasn't paying attention je ne faisais pas attention ; to bring sth to sb's attention porter qch à l'attention de qn ; it has come to my attention that il est venu à mon attention que ; it has been drawn to my attention that j'ai appris que ; attention please! votre attention s'il vous plaît! ; pay attention! écoutez! ;2 (treatment, care) gen attention f ; Med assistance f ; medical attention assistance médicale ; his spelling needs attention il doit faire attention à l'orthographe ; attention to detail le souci du détail ; to give some attention to sth s'occuper de qch ; the car needs attention il faut s'occuper de la voiture ; my hair needs attention il faut que je fasse quelque chose pour mes cheveux ; I will give the matter my earliest ou urgent attention sout je m'occuperai de la question dès que possible ; for the attention of à l'attention de ; some letters for your attention, sir pourriez-vous regarder ces lettres monsieur? ; with proper attention she will recover si elle est bien suivie, elle se rétablira ; with proper attention the washing machine will last for years bien entretenue, cette machine à laver marchera de nombreuses années ;3 Mil to stand to ou at attention être au garde-à-vous ; to come to attention se mettre au garde-à-vous.
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