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attendance [ə'tendəns](a) (presence → at meeting) présence f;∎ regular attendance assiduité f;∎ school attendance fréquentation f scolaire;∎ church attendances have fallen le nombre de personnes qui vont à l'église a baissé;∎ his attendance has been good/bad, he has a good/bad attendance record il a été/il n'a pas été assidu;∎ poor attendance manque m d'assiduité(b) (people present) assistance f;∎ there was a good attendance at the meeting il y avait une assistance nombreuse à la réunion;∎ there was a record attendance at the final la finale a attiré un nombre record de spectateurs;∎ the evening class had to be cancelled because of poor attendance le cours du soir a dû être annulé pour manque d'élèves(c) to be in attendance on (of doctor → sick person) donner des soins à; (of courtier → king etc) être de service auprès de;∎ with six bodyguards in attendance accompagné de six gardes du corps;∎ in close attendance à proximitéBritish Law attendance centre = maison de redressement où des délinquants assistent régulièrement à des réunions;attendance list (for meetings) liste f de présence;attendance register registre m de présence;attendance sheet (for meetings) feuille f de présence -
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attendance [əˈtendəns]1. nouna. ( = being present) présence fb. ( = number of people present) assistance f• what was the attendance at the meeting? combien de gens y avait-il à la réunion ?2. compounds -
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1 ( presence) (at event, meeting, course) présence f (at à) ; ( at clinic) visite f (at à) ; church attendance pratique f religieuse ; school attendance gen fréquentation f scolaire ; ( for specific period) présence f à l'école ; his attendance at school has been poor il n'a pas beaucoup fréquenté l'école ; to take attendance US Sch prendre les présences ; to be in attendance être présent ;2 ( number of people present) assistance f ; -
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(presence at meeting) présence f; (people present) assistance f;∎ there was a good attendance at the meeting il y avait une assistance nombreuse à la réunionattendance sheet (at meeting) fiche f de présence -
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noun His attendance (= the number of times he attends) at school is poor; Attendances (= the number of people attending) at the concerts went down after the price of tickets increased.) assiduité; assistance -
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attendance allowance n GB Soc Admin allocation payée par l'État à quelqu'un qui s'occupe d'un proche sévèrement handicapé. -
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9 attendance officer
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10 attendance record
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11 attendance register
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12 attendance list
Glossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > attendance list
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16 attendance, area
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19 attendance, credit
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20 attendance, fees
indemnité f de présence
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