attentive
attentive 英 [əˈtentɪv] 美 [əˈtɛntɪv]
adj. 留意的，注意的
- Use the adjective attentive to describe someone who is alert and paying attention: “Attentive observers of the play used clues given in the first scenes of the play to guess the identity of the murderer.”
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- adj. 留意的，注意的
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1. We've been reminding all police cadets to be attentive to their daily behavior, such as uploading photos to their blogs.
我们一直提醒所有的警察学员注意他们的日常行为，比如说上传照片到他们的博客当中。
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2. “There are questions about some of the Mediterranean countries, whether they have been as attentive as others, ” he said.
“还有一些地中海国家也有问题，不管他们是否像其它那几个国家一样被关注。” 他说。
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3. They were both very attentive to her comfort, certainly.
当然，他们两个对她的舒适也非常关怀。
- attentive (adj.) late 14c., "heedful, observant" (implied in attentively), from Old French atentif "expectant, hopeful," from past-participle stem of Latin attendere "give heed to" (see attend). Sense of "actively ministering to the needs and wants" (of another person) is from early 16c.
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