Call to attention Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To make someone notice something or become aware of it, often by pointing it out or highlighting its importance.
Usage & Nuances
Common in both formal and informal contexts, often used when you want others to notice a problem, fact, or issue. Not the same as 'bring to attention', though they are similar; 'call to attention' can emphasize urgency or importance. Frequently used with objects: 'call to attention the need for change.'
Example Sentences
The teacher calls to attention the importance of reading every day.
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The sign calls to attention the wet floor.
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She called to attention the noise outside.
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I'd like to call to attention a few errors in this report.
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Can I call to attention something we might have missed?
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She called to attention the need for better communication at work.
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