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Meanings of attach in English
To make something fixed or stable; to cause to be firmly attached.
Usage of attach in English
1
Avoid using long slings to attach the TIBLOC to an intermediate point.
2
You'll need at least attach one of them to power the thing.
3
The capital city of the State is crowded with legislators and attach's.
4
I will attach the crescograph to this fern; the magnification is tremendous.
5
The straps are used to attach the snowshoe to the regular shoe.
6
Attachment Three different methods attach crampon to boot: step-in, straps and hybrid.
7
Now comes a question of how to attach it to the helmet.
8
Honestly, I never really attach any importance to these notes, you know.
9
But I didn't attach much weight to it, she said on Twitter.
10
She would attach it to the pigeon and turn the bird loose.
11
We obsess over and attach significance to things that really don't matter.
12
Sympathy is a sentiment to which few persons attach the same ideas.
13
I attach a copy of their response, and would appreciate your comments.
14
Should we attach conditions to the aid that we are sending Pakistan?
15
The unreduced indigo will attach itself to the stuff and be wasted.
16
The law cannot attach any importance to the evidence of a fool.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common