attend (freq., and in various senses; 5 only once)
1.
to listen to, heed
Tp. I. ii. 78
“Dost thou attend
me?,”
3H6 II. i. 168, Cym. I. vi. 142, Lucr. 818.
2.
to apply oneself to
All'sW. I. i. 4
“I must attend his
majesty's command,”
1H6 I. i. 173, Ant. II. ii. 64.
3.
to tend, watch, guard
Gent. V. i. 10,
Cym. I. vi. 197
“in a trunk, Attended by
my men.”
4.
to wait for, await
Wiv. I. i. 281, R2 I. iii. 116,
Mac. III. i. 45
“Attend those men Our
pleasure?,”
Ham. V. ii. 205, Oth. III. iii. 281.
5.
to expect
Tim. III. v. 104
“Attend our weightier
judgement.”
