attendance

attendance
noun His attendance (= the number of times he attends) at school is poor; Attendances (= the number of people attending) at the concerts went down after the price of tickets increased.) asistencia
attendance n
1. asistencia
attendance at school is compulsory la asistencia al colegio es obligatoria
2. asistentes
what was the attendance? ¿cuántos asistentes hubo?
attendance
tr[ə'tendəns]
noun
1 (being present) asistencia
2 (people present) asistentes nombre masculino plural
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be in attendance on (accompany) acompañar 2 (tend to) asistir a
attendance [ə'tɛndənts] n
1) attending: asistencia f
2) turnout: concurrencia f
attendance
n.
• acompañamiento s.m.
• asistencia (Banca) s.f.
• concurrencia s.f.
ə'tendəns
noun
a) u c (presence) asistencia f

to be in attendance — estar* presente; (before n)

she has a poor attendance record — falta con frecuencia

b) u (service) atención f

to be in attendance — \<\<doctor\>\> estar* de guardia

to dance attendance on somebody — estar* pendiente de alguien

c) c (people present)

what was the attendance? — ¿cuántos asistentes hubo?, ¿cuántas personas asistieron?

to take attendance — (AmE) pasar lista

[ǝ'tendǝns]
1. N
1) (=presence) asistencia f (at a)

is my attendance necessary? — ¿debo asistir?, ¿es preciso que asista yo?

to be in attendance — asistir

to be in attendance on the minister — acompañar al ministro, formar parte del séquito del ministro

dance
2) (=those present) concurrencia f

a large attendance — una numerosa concurrencia

what was the attendance at the meeting? — ¿cuántos asistieron a la reunión?

we need an attendance of 1,000 — hace falta atraer a un público de 1.000 personas

3) (Med) asistencia f
2.
CPD

attendance centre N — (Brit) (Jur) centro m de régimen abierto

attendance fee N — honorarios mpl por asistencia

attendance figures NPL — (at match, concert) número m de espectadores

attendance money N — pago m por asistencia

attendance officer N — (Brit) (Scol) encargado(-a) m / f del control de asistencia

attendance order N — (Brit) (Scol) orden que exige a los padres la asistencia de sus hijos a la escuela

attendance record N — historial m de asistencia

his attendance record is poor — su historial de asistencia deja que desear

attendance sheet N — hoja f de asistencia

* * *
[ə'tendəns]
noun
a) u c (presence) asistencia f

to be in attendance — estar* presente; (before n)

she has a poor attendance record — falta con frecuencia

b) u (service) atención f

to be in attendance — \<\<doctor\>\> estar* de guardia

to dance attendance on somebody — estar* pendiente de alguien

c) c (people present)

what was the attendance? — ¿cuántos asistentes hubo?, ¿cuántas personas asistieron?

to take attendance — (AmE) pasar lista


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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