Attend to
verb
To give attention to something or someone.
Please attend to your homework before playing video games.
Often appears as...
- attend to details
- attend to a matter
verb
To look after or take care of.
As a nurse, her job is to attend to patients in the hospital.
Often appears as...
- attend to the sick
- attend to guests
verb
To deal with or take action on.
She had to attend to some urgent matters at work.
Often appears as...
- attend to duties
- attend to a problem
verb
To be present at.
He couldn't attend to the meeting due to a conflicting schedule.
Often appears as...
- attend to class
- attend to a concert
verb
To give attention to something or someone.
Please attend to your homework before playing video games.
Often appears as...
- attend to details
- attend to a matter
verb
To look after or take care of.
As a nurse, her job is to attend to patients in the hospital.
Often appears as...
- attend to the sick
- attend to guests
verb
To deal with or take action on.
She had to attend to some urgent matters at work.
Often appears as...
- attend to duties
- attend to a problem
verb
To be present at.
He couldn't attend to the meeting due to a conflicting schedule.
Often appears as...
- attend to class
- attend to a concert
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/3Priority Task
Used when emphasizing urgent or important tasks over others.
You must attend to customer complaints first.
Pro Tip 2/3Focused Action
Implies direct and immediate engagement with the task.
The gardener is attending to the overgrown hedges.
Pro Tip 3/3No Distraction
The phrase suggests undivided focus, without distractions.
Attend to your studies, and turn off the TV.
Pro Tip 1/3Priority Task
Used when emphasizing urgent or important tasks over others.
You must attend to customer complaints first.
Pro Tip 2/3Focused Action
Implies direct and immediate engagement with the task.
The gardener is attending to the overgrown hedges.
Pro Tip 3/3No Distraction
The phrase suggests undivided focus, without distractions.
Attend to your studies, and turn off the TV.
Pro Tip 1/3Priority Task
Used when emphasizing urgent or important tasks over others.
You must attend to customer complaints first.
Pro Tip 2/3Focused Action
Implies direct and immediate engagement with the task.
The gardener is attending to the overgrown hedges.
Pro Tip 3/3No Distraction
The phrase suggests undivided focus, without distractions.
Attend to your studies, and turn off the TV.
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