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attend
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verb /əˈtend/
present tense
I/you/we/theyattend
he/she/itattends
present participleattending
past tenseattended
past participleattended
Related words
  1. 1
    [I/T] to be present at an event or activity 出席，参加（事件或活动）

    I've voiced my opinion at every meeting I've attended. 我每次出席会议都发表了意见。

    Everyone in the office was expected to attend. 办公室每一个人都必须出席。

     Synonyms and related words
    To take part, or to become involved: join in, participate, involve...
    1. a.
      to go regularly to a place, for example to a school as a student or to a church as a member 上（学）；去（教堂礼拜）

      Born in India, he attended high school and medical school in Madras. 他出生于印度，在马德拉斯上了中学和医学院。

       Synonyms and related words
      Attendance and non-attendance at school or university: absence, absenteeism, attend...
  2. 2
    [T] to look after someone, especially someone who is ill or someone in an important position 照料，护理（病人）；侍候（大人物）

    She is attended by a 24-hour nursing staff. 她由进行24小时看护的护理人员照料。

     Synonyms and related words
    To perform a medical test, treatment or operation: abort, anaesthetise, anaesthetize...
  3. 3
    [T] very formal to exist with something else, or to happen as a result of it （作为结果）伴随

    Secondary symptoms usually attend the disease. 这种疾病通常伴有并发症。

    The occasion was attended by a mood of sadness. 这个场合伴有一丝忧伤的气氛。

     Synonyms and related words
    To involve, or to be the result of something: result, follow, come out of...

phrasal verbs

Get It Right!: attend
When attend means ‘to be present at an event or activity', it is not used with the prepositions to or at. It is simply followed by a direct object:
✗ You go to university, attend to classes, but learn nothing about the real world.
✓ You go to university, attend classes, but learn nothing about the real world.
✗ They are able to attend at important meetings.
✓ They are able to attend important meetings.
 
In the same way, when attend means ‘to go regularly to school, church etc', use a direct object ( not attend to or attend at):
✗ In some parts of our country, people still don't let girls attend to school.
✓ In some parts of our country, people still don't let girls attend school.
✗ …a peak in the number of students attending at universities in Sweden.
✓ …a peak in the number of students attending universities in Sweden.
 
Don't confuse these meanings with the phrasal verb attend to something, which means ‘to deal with something':
My assistant will attend to all your travel arrangements.

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