attention

attention
ə'tenʃən
noun
1) (notice: He tried to attract my attention; Pay attention to your teacher!) oppmerksomhet
2) (care: That broken leg needs urgent attention.) stell
3) (concentration of the mind: His attention wanders.) konsentrasjon
4) ((in the army etc) a position in which one stands very straight with hands by the sides and feet together: He stood to attention.) giv akt!
•
- attentively
- attentiveness
bekymring
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omsorg
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pleie
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subst. \/əˈtenʃ(ə)n\/
1) (også psykologi) oppmerksomhet, stell
2) hensyn
3) omsorg, pleie, tilsyn
4) (militærvesen) rett, givakt
arrest somebody's attention legge beslag på noens oppmerksomhet, fange noens oppmerksomhet
• the musical box arrested the baby's attention
spilledåsen fanget babyens oppmerksomhet
attention NN (handelsfag) til NN personlig, v\/N
attract attention (handelsfag) tiltrekke seg oppmerksomheter
be all attention være lutter øre
bring something to somebody's attention gjøre noen oppmerksom på noe
call\/draw\/direct attention to rette oppmerksomheten mot, gjøre oppmerksom på
come to attention (militærvesen) innta rettstilling
march at attention (militærvesen) marsjere
pay attention to være oppmerksom på legge merke til, lytte godt til, observere ta hensyn til, bry seg om
pay one's attentions to (gammeldags) oppvarte, gjøre kur til
receive attention få oppmerksomhet bli ekspedert bli behandlet, få pleie
stand at attention (militærvesen) stå i stram givakt, stå rett
II
interj. \/əˈtenʃ(ə)n\/
1) (militærvesen) givakt, rettstilling
2) forklaring: melding med forespørsel om oppmerksomhet i høyttaler e.l.
attention! (militærvesen) givakt!
attention (to orders)! (amer.) ordre følger (kommando eller signal for å annonsere at en ordre umiddelbart følger)

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