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direct attention to

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direct someone's attention to someone or something
to focus someone's regard or concern on someone or something; to cause someone to notice someone or something. May I directyour attention to the young man in the purple costume? The announcer directed our attention to the magician who was coming on stage.
See also: attention, direct


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t matter exactly what he is doing when he is near you, by the way: even if he is not paying any direct attention to you, if he is nearby often, count this as a sign that he has a crush on you.
Or, when operating in a store front, post the commodity prices of the day in a prominent spot and direct attention to them.
It will be nice to direct attention to Fort William as it played an important role in the development of the Highlands.
 
 
 
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