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Search option Results found in English Dictionary Synonyms: [v] : connect [gt] , link [gt] , tie [gt] , link up [gt] [v] : touch [gt] , adjoin [gt] , meet [gt] , contact [gt] , attach to [rt] [v] : join [gt] , conjoin [gt] , attach to [rt] [v] : bind , tie , bond , relate [gt] [v] : impound , sequester , confiscate , seize , take [gt]
antonyms: [v] : detach [v] : detach
Derived terms: attach é , attach é case , attach ed , attach ment , attach ments , no strings attach ed , unattach ed , attach ed to , air attach e , army attach e , attach to , attach able , attach e , attach e case , cultural attach e , link-attach ed station , link-attach ed terminal , military attach e , naval attach e
Example: It is important that you attach your photo to the application form. You must attach this label to your suitcase. I attach little importance to a persons appearance. I forgot to attach a stamp to the envelope. He assures us that he didnt attach a false statement. Please attach a certificate of quality. Do you suppose I should attach the web pages URL on those occasions? When attach ing a polarizing plate, set it first and then attach a protective plate. Dont forget to attach your photo to the application form. You need to attach your photo to the application form. Why do you attach importance to this incident? You attach too much importance to what he says. We attach the invoice concerning this payment. Everyone should always attach oneself to ones trade. But when, according to the Christian Trinitarian scheme, one part of God is represented by a dying man, and another part, called the Holy Ghost, by a flying pigeon, it is impossible that belief can attach itself to such wild conceits. People attach more importance to popular culture today than in the past. Dont attach it to your head.
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Attach was recognized as a English verb Infinitive: (To) attachGerundio: attachingPast participle: attached
Indikative 9. Pluperfect indic. or Past perfect
11a. Future perfect or future anterior
Conditional Subjunctive Imperative
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