英语词组attention是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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ATTENTION

attract someone's attention

to cause someone to take notice; to get someone's attention.

I called and waved to attract Anns attention.A small yellow flower attracted my attention.

get someone's ear

to get someone to listen (to you).

He got my ear and talked for an hour.While I have your ear, I'd like to tell you about something I'm selling.

in the limelight and in the spotlight

at the center of attention. (Limelight refers to an obsolete type of spotlight, and the word occurs only in this phrase.)

John will do almost anything to get himself into the limelight.I love being in the spotlight.All elected officials spend a lot of time in the limelight.

make a fuss (over someone or something) and make over someone or something

to worry about or make a bother about someone or something.

Why do you fuss over a problem like that?Please don’t make a fuss. Everything will be all right.Don’t make over me so much!

to be very solicitous and helpful toward a person or a pet.

How can anyone make a fuss over a cat?Billy was embarrassed when his mother made a fuss over him.

make oneself conspicuous

to attract attention to oneself.

Please don’t make yourself conspicuous. It embarrasses me.Ann makes herself conspicuous by wearing brightly colored clothing.

mark my word(s)

remember what I'm telling you.

Mark my word, you'll regret this.This whole project will fail— mark my words.

pay attention (to someone or something)

to be attentive to someone or something; to give one's attention or concentration to someone or something.

Pay attention to me!I’m paying attention!

sit up and take notice

to become alert and pay attention.

A loud noise from the front of the room caused everyone to sit up and take notice.The company wouldn't pay any attention to my complaints. When I had my lawyer write them a letter, they sat up and took notice.

See:

bring (something) to (one's) attention
bring to attention
call (one) to attention
call attention to
call attention to (someone or something)
call to attention
center of attention
come to (one's) attention
come to attention
direct (one's) attention to (someone or something)
direct attention to
draw (something) to (someone's) attention
draw attention to
draw attention to (oneself, someone, or something)
draw to attention
get (one's) attention
get (one's) undivided attention
get/have somebody's undivided attention
grab (one's) attention
grab attention
grip (one's) attention
have (one's) undivided attention
hold (one's) attention
hold attention
pay attention
pay attention (to someone or something)
rivet (one's) attention (on someone or something)
rivet attention
snap to (attention)
snap to attention
spring to attention
stand to (attention)
the center of attention

词组	attention
释义	IDIOMSLANG ATTENTION attract someone's attention to cause someone to take notice; to get someone's attention. I called and waved to attract Anns attention.A small yellow flower attracted my attention. get someone's ear to get someone to listen (to you). He got my ear and talked for an hour.While I have your ear, I'd like to tell you about something I'm selling. in the limelight and in the spotlight at the center of attention. (Limelight refers to an obsolete type of spotlight, and the word occurs only in this phrase.) John will do almost anything to get himself into the limelight.I love being in the spotlight.All elected officials spend a lot of time in the limelight. make a fuss (over someone or something) and make over someone or something 1. to worry about or make a bother about someone or something. Why do you fuss over a problem like that?Please don’t make a fuss. Everything will be all right.Don’t make over me so much! 2. to be very solicitous and helpful toward a person or a pet. How can anyone make a fuss over a cat?Billy was embarrassed when his mother made a fuss over him. make oneself conspicuous to attract attention to oneself. Please don’t make yourself conspicuous. It embarrasses me.Ann makes herself conspicuous by wearing brightly colored clothing. mark my word(s) remember what I'm telling you. Mark my word, you'll regret this.This whole project will fail— mark my words. pay attention (to someone or something) to be attentive to someone or something; to give one's attention or concentration to someone or something. Pay attention to me!I’m paying attention! sit up and take notice to become alert and pay attention. A loud noise from the front of the room caused everyone to sit up and take notice.The company wouldn't pay any attention to my complaints. When I had my lawyer write them a letter, they sat up and took notice. Dig up! exclam. “Listen up!”; “Pay attention!” Dig up, man! This is important.Shut up and dig up! Geronimo! exclam. “Here I go!” (Originally said by parachutists leaving a plane. From the name of an Indian chief.) There's my cue. Geronimo!Here goes nothing. Geronimo! attention noun► jump to attention; spring to attentionto achieve an erection. From military drill, in use after World War 2 UK, 1984 See: bring (something) to (one's) attention bring to attention call (one) to attention call attention to call attention to (someone or something) call to attention center of attention come to (one's) attention come to attention direct (one's) attention to (someone or something) direct attention to draw (something) to (someone's) attention draw attention to draw attention to (oneself, someone, or something) draw to attention get (one's) attention get (one's) undivided attention get/have somebody's undivided attention grab (one's) attention grab attention grip (one's) attention have (one's) undivided attention hold (one's) attention hold attention pay attention pay attention (to someone or something) rivet (one's) attention (on someone or something) rivet attention snap to (attention) snap to attention spring to attention stand to (attention) the center of attention
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