0 someone who goes to a place, event, etc.
1 someone who attends a performance, meeting, speech, etc.:
The Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago attracted nearly 90,000 attendees and 1,200 exhibitors.
2 someone who is at a meeting, conference, etc.:
conference attendees
Both hotel staff and attendees should practice effective hand washing after using the bathroom.
Attendance at forums was generally substantial but never enough for organizers, for whom there were also never enough attendees from outside the middle class.
Campers were defined as those camp attendees who stayed overnight or participated in any of the activities or who had eaten food at the camp.
All camp attendees were sent a questionnaire eliciting demographic details, symptoms and possible exposures, including food history and contact with other cases.
Any attendee whose occupation involved working with traumatic loss, terminal illness, or bereavement was eligible to participate in the study.
If the attack rate for diarrhoea was 1.8 % among fair attendees, then it can be estimated that 1237 attendees developed diarrhoea.
Based on data presented, had attendees eaten ' normally ', the attack rate would probably have been greater.
The number of participants ranges from five to forty, with beauty trainings invariably drawing the most attendees.
