attention in Greek
attention in Greek is προσοχή, φροντίδα, περιποίηση — attention means the mental effort or focus given to something.
attention in Greek
προσοχή
Pronounced: prosochi
φροντίδα
Pronounced: frodida
(countable) An action or remark expressing concern for or interest in someone or something, especially romantic interest.
περιποίηση
Pronounced: peripoiisi
(countable) An action or remark expressing concern for or interest in someone or something, especially romantic interest.
What does "attention" mean?
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noun The mental effort or focus given to something.
"Pay attention, this part is important."
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noun Special care, notice, or romantic interest shown toward someone.
"He showered her with attention all evening."
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noun A formal, alert standing posture used especially by soldiers.
"The recruits snapped to attention as the sergeant entered."
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intj Used to call for silence or focus before an announcement.
"Attention, passengers: the train will depart in five minutes."
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attention in a sentence
- Pay attention, this part is important.
- He showered her with attention all evening.
- The recruits snapped to attention as the sergeant entered.
- Attention, passengers: the train will depart in five minutes.
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What is "attention" in Greek?
"attention" in Greek is προσοχή, φροντίδα, περιποίηση. attention means: The mental effort or focus given to something.
How do you pronounce προσοχή?
"attention" in Greek is προσοχή, pronounced "prosochi".
How do you use "attention" in a sentence?
Example: "Pay attention, this part is important." In Greek, "attention" is προσοχή, φροντίδα, περιποίηση.
Are there other ways to say "attention" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "attention": προσοχή, φροντίδα, περιποίηση.
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