attention
Care and service given to someone's individual needs.
Attention given to one person, not as part of a group.
Interest from newspapers, television, and other media.
Indicates complete concentration.
Interest from the general population.
Watching or listening very carefully.
More or different attention than is usual.
Paying close attention to details.
Not much attention.
Special attention to a specific thing.
Attention from countries all over the world.
More attention than usual.
Attention from across the country.
Complete attention, without being distracted.
Treating a matter with the importance it deserves.
Attention that is continuous or happens all the time. Can be used for both focus and care.
Attention from all over the world.
Attention from someone that you do not want.
The ability to focus on an activity or stimulus over a long period.
Attention that is not wanted or invited.
Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
So interested that you do not notice anything else.
Not enough attention.
Very little attention.
Diligent, thorough, and extremely attentive to details.
The most common way to say you are focusing on something.
A common way to say you receive attention.
To pay attention to someone or something. Can take an indirect object: give sb/sth attention.
A slightly more formal way to say you get attention.
To get attention, often through effort.
To give most of your attention to one person or thing.
To aim your attention at a particular person or thing.
To get or collect attention, often positive attention for an achievement.
The focus of interest moves to something new.
The focus of interest moves to something new.