attention
英?[t?n?(?)n]?美?[t?n(t)?(?)n]?
n.關註;註意;他被認定對病人的治療沒有盡責;軍 立正
1、notice taken of someone or something; the regarding of someone or something as interesting or important
關註；註意
he?drew?attention?to?three spelling mistakes
他註意到三個拼寫錯誤
you've never?paid?that much?attention?to her opinions.
妳從未如此關註過她的看法。
the mental faculty of considering or taking notice of someone or something
註意力
he?turned his?attention?to?the educational system.
他把註意力轉移到了教育系統。
2、the action of dealing with or taking special care of someone or something關心；照料；her business needed her attention?她的事業需要她專心致誌 ｜?he was found guilty of failing to give a patient adequate medical attention.
他被認定對病人的治療沒有盡責。
[count noun](attentions)a person's interest in someone, especially when unwelcome or regarded as excessive
（尤指不受歡迎的或過分的）關註
his primary aim was to avoid the attentions of the newspapers.
他的首要目的是要避開報界的關註。
[count noun](attentions)a person's actions intended to express sexual or romantic interest in someone, sometimes when unwelcome
（求愛時表現出的）殷勤
she felt flattered by his attentions.
他的殷勤使她覺得很榮幸。
3、Military?a position assumed by a soldier, standing very straight with the feet together and the arms straight down the sides of the body
軍 立正
Saunders?stood?stolidly?to?attention
桑德斯筆直地立正
we paraded outside for the Sergeant-Major, shivering?at?attention.
我們在外面為總軍士長進行隊列操練，立正時瑟瑟發抖。
[as exclamation]an order to assume such a position
立正！