| Definition of 'attentiveness' |
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1. (noun) attentiveness, heed, regard, paying attention
paying particular notice (as to children or helpless people)
"his attentiveness to her wishes"; "he spends without heed to the consequences"
2. (noun) attentiveness
the trait of being considerate and thoughtful of others
3. (noun) attentiveness
the trait of being observant and paying attention
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Sense: giving attention
The children were very attentive when the teacher was speaking; attentive to her needs.; They listened attentively.
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Afrikaans: aandagtigheid |
Arabic: يَقَظَه، إنْتِباه |
Bulgarian: внимание |
Brazilian: atenção |
Czech: pozornost |
German: die Aufmerksamkeit |
Danish: opmærksomhed |
Greek: προσήλωση |
Spanish: atención |
Estonian: tähelepanu |
Farsi: دقت؛ توجه |
Finnish: valppaus |
French: prévenance(s) |
Hebrew: תְשוּמַת לֵב |
Hindi: ध्यान |
Croatian: pozornost |
Hungarian: figyelem |
Indonesian: perhatian |
Icelandic: umhyggja |
Italian: attenzione |
Japanese: 注意深さ |
Korean: 신경 씀 |
Lithuanian: dėmesingumas |
Latvian: uzmanīgums |
Malay: memberikan penuh perhatia |
Dutch: oplettendheid |
Norwegian: oppmerksomhet |
Polish: uwaga, dbałość |
Persian: دقت؛ توجه |
Pashto: پام ، توجه ، ځیر کیدل |
Portuguese: atenção |
Romanian: atenţie |
Russian: внимательность |
Slovak: pozornosť |
Slovenian: pozornost |
Serbian: pažljivost; predusretljiv |
Swedish: uppmärksamhet, artighet |
Thai: ความสนใจ |
Turkish: dikkat,özen |
Taiwanese: 專注 |
Ukrainian: уважність |
Urdu: متوجہ ہو نے کی حالت |
Vietnamese: sự chăm chú |
Chinese: 注意 |
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