to attend to / to deal with
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more than one can attend to (idiom) / deluged (with inquiries etc) / overwhelmed (by the beauty of the scenery)
(originally) to provide assistance / (more recently) to show one's support (for a singing idol etc)
(of a sum of money etc) receivable
accounts receivable
to face the enemy / to meet an attack
timely / occasional
according with the times / seasonal
to act on an opportunity (idiom) / to take prompt advantage of a situation
stress (abbr. for 應激反應|应激反应[])
(physiological etc) stress
irritable / sensitive / excitable
stressor
application layer (computing)
application platform (computing)
applied mathematics
applied writing / writing for practical purposes (business letters, advertising etc)
applied physics
applied science
(computing) program / application
application programming interface (API)
application programming interface (API)
(Tw) (computing) program / application
application programming interface (API) (Tw)
application software
(Tw) application software
to take an exam
yes-man / opinionless person
to sit for imperial examinations
accrual (accounting)
accruals basis (accounting)
to promise / to allow
(of a defendant) to respond to a charge / to defend oneself
to see patients (of doctor) / to hold a surgery
to respond to an imperial decree
to take an exam / (of an education system) to be exam-oriented
exam-oriented education / teaching to the test
(polite response) you're welcome / just doing my duty / no problem
to agree (to do sth) / to promise
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