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confirmed attendance

confirmed attendance

2.8
A reply saying someone will attend an event
  • noun
  • Formal
translation icon : asistencia confirmada
  • We require confirmed attendance to finalize the seating arrangements.

Examples

  • She received an email asking for confirmed attendance by Friday.

  • His confirmed attendance at the conference was appreciated by the organizers.

  • We need to check the confirmed attendance list.

  • Did you receive the confirmed attendance from the guests?

  • The event coordinator needs a list of confirmed attendance to arrange seating.

  • Several guests have sent their confirmed attendance for the gala next month.

  • Checking for confirmed attendance is essential for planning the catering.

How Certain

confirmed attendance
  • Formal
2.8
no-show
21 4.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

confirmed + attendance

The meaning 'an official acknowledgement that someone will be present at an event' is directly and transparently derived from 'confirmed' (verified/established) modifying 'attendance' (presence). The adjectival past-participle + noun composition is a straightforward, cross-linguistically common pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the meaning.

Etymology

Confirmed attendance comes from the simple image of a guest sending back a reply that confirmed they would be on the event's attendance list. So it means an official note that someone 'will be present' at an event.