Pronunciation: /əˈtɛndənt/
noun a person who is present at a specific event or location to provide assistance or service
A1 The flight attendant brought me a drink.
A2 The shop attendant helped me find the right size.
B1 The museum attendant gave us a tour of the exhibits.
B2 The attendant at the hotel reception desk was very helpful.
C1 The attendant on the train ensured that all passengers were comfortable.
C2 The attendant at the exclusive event catered to the guests' every need.
adjective accompanying or attending as a circumstance or result
A1 The attendant at the gas station was friendly and helpful.
A2 The attendant nurse checked my temperature before I saw the doctor.
B1 The attendant staff at the hotel were always available to assist guests.
B2 The attendant professor guided the students through the complex experiment.
C1 The attendant caretaker took care of the elderly residents with compassion and professionalism.
C2 The attendant director oversaw every detail of the film production with precision and expertise.
formal The flight attendant ensured all passengers were seated and buckled in before takeoff.
informal The attendant at the gas station was really friendly and helpful.
slang I asked the attendant at the store if they had any more in the back.
figurative The attendant of chaos seemed to follow him wherever he went.
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