For example at a marathon: 'All attendees were entitled to receive a free hotdog'. This suggests that supporters and watchers of the marathon also were entitled to the free hotdog. Whereas: 'All participants were entitled to receive a free hotdog' Suggests that it's only the people who ran in the race that were entitled to the hotdog.
3 The attendees is the correct one (and not attendants as I initially thought) I circulate the agenda to the attendees of the meeting to be held next week The second is not since attendance is more of a count of attendees
So far as I'm aware, attendee is simply the new upcoming synonym for attender. They both mean a person who is present at an event, as opposed to attendant, being a person who looks after the needs of others (possibly including attendees at OP's conference). I don't think there's any word based on attend to identify the actual event/venue.
I'm hosting an event. Some people have confirmed their attendance, the attendees. Others have been invited but not responded, invitees. What is a single word to refer to both groups of people?
1 The table is a list of attendees. The names are the people who attended (or are the attendees).
Which words (all, everybody, everyone) can be use to indicate in a timetable that all the attendees of an event are expected to contribute to a certain activity?
Assume an event and people are attending it, we call them the attendees. I assumed I would call those who aren't attending the event "unattending", but when I looked it up, I saw that it was basically a synonym for "careless", which isn't right at all.
In Thailand the usage of Pax has been extended beyond transport a lot. It is used whenever customers are concerned. Be it 4 pax for a spa, 3 pax dinner or in my own company we use 10 pax (attendees) for a wedding. It is used by both Thai speakers and English speakers.
For example at a marathon: 'All attendees were entitled to receive a free hotdog'. This suggests that supporters and watchers of the marathon also were entitled to the free hotdog. Whereas: 'All …
3 The attendees is the correct one (and not attendants as I initially thought) I circulate the agenda to the attendees of the meeting to be held next week The second is not since attendance is more of a count …
Assume an event and people are attending it, we call them the attendees. I assumed I would call those who aren't attending the event "unattending", but when I looked it up, I saw that it …
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