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1 attendance
{ə'tendəns}
1. грижи, обслужване
to be in ATTENDANCE on грижа се за, обслужвам
to dance ATTENDANCE on въртя се на пета пред, ухажвам, раболепнича пред
medical ATTENDANCE лекарски грижи
2. присъствие, посещение, брой на посетителите
to be in ATTENDANCE at присъствувам на, вземам участие в* * *{ъ'tendъns} n 1. грижи; обслужване; to be in attendance on грижа се* * *обслужване; посещение; присъствие; публика;* * *1. medical attendance лекарски грижи 2. to be in attendance at присъствувам на, вземам участие в 3. to be in attendance on грижа се за, обслужвам 4. to dance attendance on въртя се на пета пред, ухажвам, раболепнича пред 5. грижи, обслужване 6. присъствие, посещение, брой на посетителите* * *attendance[ə´tendəns] n 1. присъствие, посещение; \attendance at school is compulsory образованието е задължително; \attendance was poor посещението беше слабо; to be in \attendance at присъствам на, вземам участие в, участвам в; 2. грижи, обслужване; to be in \attendance (on) грижа се за, обслужвам; medical \attendance медицински грижи; regular \attendance редовна поддръжка (на машина); to dance \attendance on разг. неотлъчно следвам; робувам; сервилнича, "подгъзувам".
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