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单词 attendance
释义
attendance
noun
uk
/əˈten.dəns/us
/əˈten.dəns/

attendancenoun(BEING PRESENT)

C1[UorC]
thefactof goingsomewheresuch as achurch,school, etc.regularly:
（有规律地）出席，参加；到场（如去教堂，学校等）
Attendanceatlecturesiscompulsory.这些讲座必须去听。
C1[CorU]
thenumberofpeoplewho go to anevent,meeting, etc.:
出席（活动、会议等）的人数
Attendancesatchurcharefalling.去教堂做礼拜的人越来越少了。
More examples
  • As thecoursebecomesmoredifficult, there's usually acorrespondingdropin attendance.
  • At last month'smeeting, attendance waspoor.
  • Attendance at themeetingwasratherthin.
  • Ticketpriceswereloweredin anattempttoincreaseattendance athomegames.
  • Hefailedthecoursebecause of hispoorrecordof attendance.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Present
  • all oversomewhereidiom
  • attendant
  • be in at the killidiom
  • bulk
  • bulk largeidiom
  • face
  • front
  • in the fleshidiom
  • kick
  • kick around
  • kill
  • knock
  • knock around
  • seropositive
  • sit
  • sit in
  • sit throughsomething
  • synchronic
  • tosomeone'sfaceidiom
  • turnout
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attendancenoun(PROVIDING HELP)

in attendance
C2
presentwith someone andhelpingor takingcareof them :
帮助；照顾；陪同
He never goes out without hissecuritymeninattendance.他出门必有保镖跟随左右。
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(Definition ofattendancefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

attendance| American Dictionary

attendance
noun[U]
us
/əˈten·dəns/
thefactof being at aneventor going to aplace:
Attendance atrehearsalsisrequired.
Attendance is also thenumberofpeoplepresent:
Annual attendance at themuseumisnearly100,000.
(Definition ofattendancefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

attendance| Business English

attendance
noun[CorU]
uk
/əˈtendəns/us
thenumberofpeoplewho arepresentat aplaceor anevent:
average/poor/record attendanceAverage attendance hasdroppednoticeablysince theticketpriceincrease.
adecline/drop/increasein attendances
HR
theactof beingpresentat something,especiallywork:
attendance rate/figuresTheRoyalMailintroducedaschemein whichemployeeswith a 100% attendanceratewould beenteredinto aprizedraw.
Attendance at thismeetingiscompulsory.
in attendance
with someone andhelpingthem or takingcareof them:
He never goes out without hispersonalassistantin attendance.
presentat aplaceorevent:
Delegates in attendance at theconferenceincludedanumberfromblue-chipcompanies.

See also

certificate of attendance
(Definition ofattendancefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofattendance

attendance
The seat that a service user occupied for much of the day, for example, appeared to be determined both by gender and the accumulated duration of attendances.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The magnitude of the regional differences should be stressed: the palest areas in the map recorded fewer than half the attendances per capita of the darkest shaded areas.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Rounding of estimated attendances may have occurred, but again we are assured that 'there is little evidence' that estimation led to exaggeration of the number of attendants (p. 51).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Global malnutrition attendances, hospital admissions, and child mortality.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Figure 9 shows the scatterplot and locally weighted best-fit lines of the index of sittings (seats per hundred capita) against the index of attendances (attendances per hundred capita).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Furthermore, there were many agricultural areas that exhibited low indexes of attendances and sittings, and these were particularly prevalent in the border zones where cultural pluralism was most in evidence.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Based on previous attendances, we would expect a total of around 20,000 visitors.
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Information on charges and attendances relating to other public galleries is not held centrally.
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Information is available only on the number of first attendances at consultant led out-patient clinics.
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During a year there are 1 million attendances at hunt events.
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Day cases have also increased, as have out-patient attendances.
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Following are the numbers of hospital in-patients discharged or died and the numbers of hospital outpatient attendances in each of the years 1964 to 1975.
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Attendances vary from museum to museum due to a number of factors.
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The initial projected number of accident and emergency attendances and the number of beds within accident and emergency units are not collected centrally.
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One was that the decline in attendances at the cinemas has something to do with quality.
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Collocationswithattendance

attendance

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attendance boundary
The school was planned as and is now a citywide magnet school with no attendance boundary.
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attendance figure
Last year's may have been the fourth highest percentage increase, but it certainly was not the fourth highestattendancefigure.
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attendance rate
Theattendanceratefor cervical cancer screening has been around 60-70%, and it has been 90% of those referred for breast cancer screening.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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