attendances in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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attendance [Am əˈtɛndəns, Brit əˈtɛnd(ə)ns] N

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forced attendance
obligatorio
compulsory attendance
obligatorio
plummeting attendance forced many theaters to close
el brusco descenso de público obligó a cerrar a muchos teatros

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attendances in the PONS Dictionary

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attendances Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in attendance
estar presente
to dance attendance on sb
desvivirse por alguien
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Poor attendances reduced gate receipts by almost 5,000, though expenditure was cut by over 6,000.
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The closing time in shops, cafs and restaurants was extended due to the high attendances recorded.
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The new stadium was severally critiziced, specially by its location, which has not adequate accesses and emergency exits for the big attendances.
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Yet, after its peak, attendances decreased steadily until 1927.
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But since, crowd attendances, merchandising, suite holder and season ticket sales have all improved, reaping dividends for its stakeholders.
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The club spent 8,500 on new floodlights and a public address system, however attendances dropped off from the crucial 6,000 break-even number.
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After the legalisation of off course betting shops in 1963, racecourse attendances went into decline.
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Attendances also suffered throughout the league, with hooliganism and the recession being seen as the key factors.
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Many coastguards based along the coast and soldiers passing through the town also practised the faith, though, so attendances may often have been higher.
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Until 2008 it had a Methodist church, which has since closed due to dwindling attendances.
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