Summary
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- attend:
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Wiktionary:
- attend → närvara, delta
- attend → ägna sig åt, frekventera, ansa, sköta, vårda
English
Detailed Translations for attending from English to Swedish
attending:
Translation Matrix for attending:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | attendance; attention |
Synonyms for "attending":
Antonyms for "attending":
Related Definitions for "attending":
attending form of attend:
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to attend (be present at; witness)
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to attend (observe; perceive; witness)
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to attend (help; assist; be attentive; extend the hand; be helpful; back up; aid; prop up; make oneself useful; second; back; do good)
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to attend (show up; arise; occur; witness; observe; be present at)
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to attend (listen carefully; listen)
Conjugations for attend:
present
- attend
- attend
- attends
- attend
- attend
- attend
simple past
- attended
- attended
- attended
- attended
- attended
- attended
present perfect
- have attended
- have attended
- has attended
- have attended
- have attended
- have attended
past continuous
- was attending
- were attending
- was attending
- were attending
- were attending
- were attending
future
- shall attend
- will attend
- will attend
- shall attend
- will attend
- will attend
continuous present
- am attending
- are attending
- is attending
- are attending
- are attending
- are attending
subjunctive
- be attended
- be attended
- be attended
- be attended
- be attended
- be attended
diverse
- attend!
- let's attend!
- attended
- attending
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for attend:
Related Words for "attend":
Synonyms for "attend":
Antonyms for "attend":
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Wiktionary Translations for attend:
attend
Cross Translation:
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• attend | → ägna sig åt | ↔ pflegen — sich aus innerer Neigung (mit etwas) beschäftigen |
• attend | → frekventera | ↔ fréquenter — aller souvent dans un lieu. |
• attend | → ansa; sköta; vårda | ↔ soigner — avoir soin de quelqu’un ou de quelque chose. |