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1 attention
n. uppmärksamhet; kännedom; inom militären: "giv akt"* * *[ə'tenʃən]1) (notice: He tried to attract my attention; Pay attention to your teacher!) uppmärksamhet2) (care: That broken leg needs urgent attention.) vård3) (concentration of the mind: His attention wanders.) uppmärksamhet4) ((in the army etc) a position in which one stands very straight with hands by the sides and feet together: He stood to attention.) givakt•- attentively
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2 attract attention
dra till sig uppmärksamhet -
3 attracted his attention
intresserade honom, gjorde honom nyfiken -
4 attracting attention
väcka uppmärksamhet -
5 bring to one's attention
ge någon kännedom om -
6 bring to the attention of
ge kännedom om -
7 brought to his attention
gav honom kännedom [om] -
8 call attention
väcka uppmärksamhet -
9 close attention
stor (spänd) uppmärksamhet -
10 did not pay attention
var inte uppmärksam -
11 direct attention
rikta uppmärksamhet -
12 divert one's attention
distrahera, leda bort ens uppmärksamhet -
13 divided attention
delad uppmärksamhet -
14 division of attention
fördelning av uppmärksamhet (koncentration på flera saker samtidigt) -
15 draw attention
dra till sig uppmärksamhet -
16 focus attention
koncentrera uppmärksamhet -
17 focus attention on
koncentrera uppmärksamhet på -
18 focus of attention
centrum för uppmärksamheten -
19 focused his attention
samlade sin uppmärksamhet, fokuserade sin uppmärksamhet -
20 full attention
fullständig uppmärksamhet
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