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attention

/əˈten.ʃən/

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noun

/əˈten.ʃən/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт сосредоточения ума или чувств на чём-либо, или проявленное к кому-либо или чему-либо внимание, интерес или забота.

A noun referring to the act of focusing one's mind or senses on something, or the notice, interest, or consideration given to someone or something.

uncountable

  1. Focus or concentrationA2formal

    The act of directing one's mind or senses to something.

    ruВнимание

    • Please pay attention to the instructions.
    • The teacher asked for the students' attention.
    • He listened with great attention to the lecture.

    Synonymsawarenessconcentrationfocusheedmindfulnessnoticeobservationregardscrutiny

    Antonymsdisregarddistractioninattentionneglect

  2. Notice or interestA2formal

    The interest or notice that people show towards someone or something.

    ruВнимание

    • The celebrity attracted a lot of attention from the media.
    • She enjoys being the center of attention.
    • The issue is receiving increasing attention from the government.

    Synonymsawarenessconsiderationcuriosityheedinterestnoticeobservationregardscrutiny

    Antonymscarelessnessdisregardignoranceinattentionindifferenceneglect

  3. Care or treatmentB1formal

    Special care, treatment, or action given to someone or something.

    ruУход

    • The patient needs immediate medical attention.
    • The garden requires regular attention to stay healthy.
    • The car needs some attention to the engine.

    Synonymscareconcernconsiderationmindfulnessnoticeobservationregardtreatment

    Antonymsdisregardignoranceneglect

Forms
  • attentions plural form
  • attentions' possessive plural form
  • attention's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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