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interjection
used for making someone pay attention before you say something
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used for getting someone’s attention when you are starting to talk about something new
interjection
used for getting someone’s attention when you want to start talking about or doing something new
used for making sure that someone is paying attention to what you are saying and that they understand it
used for asking someone to give you their attention for a short time
used for getting the attention of a noisy group of people
interjection
used for getting someone’s attention or for showing that you are surprised or annoyed
verb
used for making a suggestion or when you want someone to pay attention to what you are going to say
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… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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