/əˈtend/
#1738 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
To go to an event such as a class, a meeting or a wedding, and be there.
Word origin
From Latin attendere, meaning to stretch towards something and so to give it your care.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- attendere
- English cognates
- attention, tend
Grammar
Verb typeregular (attend, attends, attended)
Examples
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"Attend" means to go there and be present.
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"Attended" is the past form of "attend".
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"Attending" shows the plan or the action now.
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