attend
to be present at an event, or to go regularly to a school, class or place
You attend a meeting, wedding, class or school by going there. 'Attend to' means deal with or take care of something.
attend meaning in Hindi
उपस्थित होना; भाग लेना; किसी स्कूल, कक्षा या जगह पर नियमित जाना
मीटिंग, शादी, कक्षा या स्कूल में जाने को attend कहते हैं। 'Attend to' का अर्थ है किसी काम को संभालना या देखभाल करना।
Examples
- More than five hundred guests attended my cousin's wedding.मेरे चचेरे भाई की शादी में पाँच सौ से ज़्यादा मेहमान शामिल हुए।
- The chief minister attended the opening of the new district hospital.मुख्यमंत्री नए ज़िला अस्पताल के उद्घाटन में शामिल हुए।
Synonyms & antonyms
Memory trick
Be AT the event and TEND to it: that is how you ATTEND.
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Word origin
From Latin attendere, 'to stretch towards, pay heed', from ad- 'to' and tendere 'to stretch'. It meant turning your mind towards something.
Other meanings
noun a person whose job is to help or serve people in a particular place
noun the act of carefully watching, listening to or thinking about something
attend meaning in other languages
| Hindi · हिन्दी | उपस्थित होना; भाग लेना; किसी स्कूल, कक्षा या जगह पर नियमित जाना |
| Arabic · العربية | يحضر؛ يشارك في مناسبة، أو يذهب بانتظام إلى مدرسة أو صفّ أو مكان |
| French · Français | assister à ; être présent à un événement, ou fréquenter une école, un cours |
| Indonesian · Bahasa Indonesia | menghadiri; hadir di suatu acara, atau rutin pergi ke sekolah, kelas, atau tempat |
| Chinese · 中文 | 出席；参加；（经常）上学、上课 |
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To succeed in reaching a goal, level or position, usually after effort
an effort to do something, especially something difficult
being present at a place, or the number of people who come
a person who is present at an event or meeting
clothes, especially for a particular occasion