英语词汇“attention”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

attentionattention /əˈtenʃən/ noun 1 the act of listening or looking at someone or something carefully (nouns)► attention

the act of listening or looking at something or someone carefully, and thinking about it:

My brother gets a lot more attention from my parents than I do.

Can I please have your attention for an important announcement?

► interest

attention you give to something because you like it and want to know more about it:

The news story attracted a lot of public interest.

Parents need to take an interest in what their kids are doing at school (=they need to show they are interested).

► concentration AWL

the ability to think very carefully about something for a long time, without noticing or thinking about other things:

The work needs concentration, so it's best to not have the TV or radio on.

► focus AWL

concentration on only one idea, thing, or person:

When you are catching a ball, keep your focus on it and watch it come into your hands.

➔ Focus also means the person, thing, or situation that you pay special attention to: The focus of the discussion will be the education of younger children.

➔ see care22 to listen or watch someone or something carefully (verbs)► pay attention

to listen to or watch something or someone carefully so that you know what to do, what is happening, or what someone is saying:

Kayla always pays attention in class - that's why she is doing so well.

The TV was on, but no one was really paying attention to it.

► concentrate AWL

to pay attention and think carefully about something without stopping for a period of time, without noticing or thinking about other things:

To do the job well, you must be able to concentrate for long periods of time.

I was tired, but I tried to concentrate on the road ahead.

► focus AWL

to pay careful attention to one thing, and not to other things:

You need to focus on getting better grades, and not play so many sports.

► keep your mind on something (informal)

to continue paying attention to something, even if you want to think about something else:

It is hard to keep your mind on school when summer vacation is about to start.

► be absorbed in

to be so interested in something that you pay attention only to it and not to other things:

The book has a really good story and I was completely absorbed in it.

► be engrossed in

be engrossed in means the same thing as be absorbed in but it is a little more formal:

He was so engrossed in watching the game on TV that he did not hear me go out.

单词	attention
例句	attentionattention /əˈtenʃən/ noun 1 the act of listening or looking at someone or something carefully (nouns)► attention the act of listening or looking at something or someone carefully, and thinking about it: My brother gets a lot more attention from my parents than I do. Can I please have your attention for an important announcement? ► interest attention you give to something because you like it and want to know more about it: The news story attracted a lot of public interest. Parents need to take an interest in what their kids are doing at school (=they need to show they are interested). ► concentration AWL the ability to think very carefully about something for a long time, without noticing or thinking about other things: The work needs concentration, so it's best to not have the TV or radio on. ► focus AWL concentration on only one idea, thing, or person: When you are catching a ball, keep your focus on it and watch it come into your hands. ➔ Focus also means the person, thing, or situation that you pay special attention to: The focus of the discussion will be the education of younger children. ➔ see care22 to listen or watch someone or something carefully (verbs)► pay attention to listen to or watch something or someone carefully so that you know what to do, what is happening, or what someone is saying: Kayla always pays attention in class - that's why she is doing so well. The TV was on, but no one was really paying attention to it. ► concentrate AWL to pay attention and think carefully about something without stopping for a period of time, without noticing or thinking about other things: To do the job well, you must be able to concentrate for long periods of time. I was tired, but I tried to concentrate on the road ahead. ► focus AWL to pay careful attention to one thing, and not to other things: You need to focus on getting better grades, and not play so many sports. ► keep your mind on something (informal) to continue paying attention to something, even if you want to think about something else: It is hard to keep your mind on school when summer vacation is about to start. ► be absorbed in to be so interested in something that you pay attention only to it and not to other things: The book has a really good story and I was completely absorbed in it. ► be engrossed in be engrossed in means the same thing as be absorbed in but it is a little more formal: He was so engrossed in watching the game on TV that he did not hear me go out.
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