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Komm
attention

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. attention [atɑ̃sjɔ̃] N f

1. attention (vigilance):

à l'attention de F. Pons
faire attention à qc (prendre garde à) voitures, piège, marche
faire attention à qc faux billets, fatigue, verglas
faire attention à qc soleil
faire attention à qc conséquences
faire attention à qc (prendre soin de) affaires, vêtements
faire attention à qc alimentation, santé
faire attention à qc (s'intéresser à) actualité, mode, évolution, détails
avec (beaucoup d')attention suivre, écouter, lire, examiner

2. attention (marque de gentillesse):

II. attention [atɑ̃sjɔ̃] INTERJ

1. attention (pour avertir):

2. attention (pour se justifier):

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besoin m d'attirer l'attention
cherchant à attirer l'attention
à l'attention de
attirer l'attention
attirer l'attention de qn (to sur)

in the PONS Dictionary

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attention [atɑ̃sjɔ̃] N f

1. attention (concentration, intérêt):

à l'attention de qn

2. attention souvent pl (prévenance):

attention no pl

3. attention (soin):

to be careful with sb/sth

4. attention (avertissement):

accaparer poste-clé, attention
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to mind out for sb/sth
à l'attention de
qui attire l'attention
à l'attention de qn
attirer l'attention de qn
in the PONS Dictionary
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attention [atɑ͂sjo͂] N f

1. attention (concentration, intérêt):

à l'attention de qn

2. attention souvent pl (prévenance):

3. attention (soin):

to be careful with sb/sth

4. attention (avertissement):

accaparer poste-clé, attention
soutenu(e) attention, effort
polariser l'attention
English
English
French
French
qui attire l'attention
attirer l'attention de qn

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Elles stimulent les capacités d’apprentissage en améliorant l’attention et en favorisant la concentration et la mémorisation.
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En novembre 2015, elle fait l'objet d'une attention des médias à la suite d'une tentative de slam ratée.
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Les troubles associés, tels que le trouble du déficit de l'attention avec ou sans hyperactivité, semblent impliqués dans les comportements violents plutôt que l'autisme seul.
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Un mari, excédé par son épouse, lui administre une fessée sans prêter attention à la fenêtre ouverte devant laquelle il se trouve.
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Bien qu'il n'ait jamais eu beaucoup de militants, il a su attirer l'attention des médias et a généralement défendu des positions d'extrême droite.
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