| 词组 | attendance |
| 释义 | attendance /əˈtendəns/ noun 1. the number of people who go to a game, concert, meeting etcadjectivesa good attendance There was a good attendance at yesterday’s concert.a poor/disappointing attendance The rainy weather resulted in a poor attendance at the game.a high/low attendance We’re expecting a high attendance at the match.the total attendance The total attendance at the meeting is estimated to have been about 300 people.the average attendance The average attendance at each game is over 30,000 people.attendance + nounsthe attendance figures The attendance figures are up from 2,000 to 3,500.verbsimprove/boost attendance They reduced the price of tickets, in an effort to improve attendance.phrasesan increase/rise in attendance The team’s success this season has resulted in an increase in attendances at the stadium.a fall/drop in attendance also a decline in attendance formal There has been a drop in cinema attendances.2. the act of going to a meeting, class etc, or how often someone goesadjectivescompulsory attendance Attendance at the meeting is compulsory.regular attendance Regular attendance at school is important, if students are to make progress.good/poor attendance (=someone has attended regularly, or not enough) His attendance at lectures has been poor and his tutors are worried about him.full-time attendance This course requires full-time attendance from students.attendance + nounssb’s attendance record (=how many times someone has attended school, college etc) Your attendance record has been very good this term. |
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