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attendee — at‧ten‧dee [əˌtenˈdiː] noun [countable] formal a person who is present at a meeting : • I didn t see him on the list of attendees. * * * attendee UK US /ətenˈdiː/ noun [C] FORMAL ► some … Financial and business terms
attendee — one who attends (something), 1961, from ATTEND (Cf. attend) + EE (Cf. ee). Attender is older (mid 15c.) but had senses one who waits upon and one who gives heed … Etymology dictionary
attendee — [ə ten dē′, əten′dē; at′en dē] n. a person who attends or is present at a meeting, gathering, etc … English World dictionary
attendee — UK [əˌtenˈdiː] / US [əˌtenˈdɪ] noun [countable] Word forms attendee : singular attendee plural attendees someone who is present at an event or activity … English dictionary
attendee — noun Attendee is used after these nouns: ↑conference, ↑congress, ↑convention, ↑workshop … Collocations dictionary
attendee — noun Date: 1937 a person who is present on a given occasion or at a given place < attendees at a convention > … New Collegiate Dictionary
attendee — /euh ten dee , at en , euh ten dee/, n. a person who is present at a specific time or place: a conference with thousands of attendees. [1935 40; ATTEND + EE] * * * … Universalium
attendee — noun a) A person who is attended. b) A person who attends (a function). Syn: attender, audience, participant See Also: attendant … Wiktionary
attendee — at|ten|dee [əˌtenˈdi:, ˌæten ] n someone who is at an event such as a meeting or a course … Dictionary of contemporary English
attendee — [[t]əte̱ndi͟ː[/t]] attendees N COUNT The attendees at something such as a conference are the people who are attending it. [mainly AM] Only one half of the attendees could fit into the large hall at any one time … English dictionary
