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attend to someone/something
phrasal verb with attendverbuk /əˈtend/ us /əˈtend/
to help someone or deal with something: 处理；照料；关心
Doctors tried to attend to the worst injured soldiers first.医生们首先努力救治受伤最严重的士兵。
I always have so many things to attend to when I come into the office after a trip abroad.我每次从国外旅行回来，一到办公室就会有一大堆的事情需要处理。
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attend to something/someone | American Dictionary
attend to something/someone
phrasal verb with attendverb[ I/T ]us/əˈtend/
to manage or take care of something or someone:
Her company helps employees attend to elderly relatives.
attend to sb/sth | Business English
attend to sb/sth
phrasal verb with attendverb[ I or T ]uk /əˈtend/us
to deal with a task, problem, etc.:
We have some urgent business to attend to.
A recent study shows that they have failed to attend to clients' needs and demands.
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