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41 care and attention
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42 direct one's attention
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43 draw attention
expr.Aufmerksamkeit erregen ausdr. -
44 draw attention to
expr.Aufmerksamkeit richten auf ausdr. -
45 for the attention of
expr.zu Händen von ausdr. -
46 for your attention
expr.zu ihrer Kenntnisnahme ausdr. -
47 pay attention
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48 pay attention to
expr.achten auf v. -
49 Pay close attention!
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50 stand at attention
expr.strammstehen v. -
51 turn one's attention
(to) expr.sein Augenmerk richten (auf) ausdr. -
52 turn one's attention to
expr.sein Augenmerk richten auf ausdr. -
53 turn one's attention to something
expr.einer Sache Aufmerksamkeit zuwenden ausdr.English-german dictionary > turn one's attention to something
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54 without attracting attention
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55 attract attention
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56 call / draw someone's attention to
English-German idiom dictionary > call / draw someone's attention to
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57 escape someone's attention / notice
English-German idiom dictionary > escape someone's attention / notice
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58 focus one's attention on
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59 listen intently / with rapt attention
English-German idiom dictionary > listen intently / with rapt attention
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60 pay attention
aufmerksam sein in der Schule etc.:
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