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attachment

/əˈtætʃmənt/

attachment based

attachmentnoun

attachments

/əˈtætʃmənt/

Translations

вложениеО файле, приложенном к письму.

The attachment contains the document you requested.

Во вложении содержится запрошенный вами документ.

привязанность

He has a strong attachment to his hometown.

У него сильная привязанность к родному городу.

насадкаО сменной детали бытовой техники или инструмента.

The vacuum cleaner comes with several attachments.

Пылесос поставляется с несколькими насадками.

Additional translations

присоединениеО соединении частей, объектов или конструкций.

прикреплениеО процессе фиксации или прикрепления.

приспособлениеО дополнительной детали или насадке.

арестЮридический термин.

Definitions

A strong emotional bond or connection to someone or something.

She felt a deep attachment to her childhood home.

An additional part or extension that is added to something to perform a particular function.

The vacuum cleaner came with several attachments for different cleaning tasks.

A file sent along with an email message.

Please find the report attached as a PDF attachment in this email.

The act of attaching or the state of being attached.

The attachment of the new wing to the building was completed last month.

The legal seizure of a person’s property to secure satisfaction of a judgment.

The court ordered the attachment of the defendant’s bank accounts.

Synonyms

Antonyms

attachmentadjective

/əˈtætʃ.mənt/

Used attributively in phrases such as "attachment theory" or "attachment figure".

Translations

привязанностиВ атрибутивном употреблении; обычно переводится существительным в родительном падеже.

Attachment theory explores how early relationships influence later behavior.

Теория привязанности исследует, как ранние отношения влияют на последующее поведение.

Definitions

Relating to or concerned with attachment, especially psychological theories or processes of forming emotional bonds.

Attachment theory explores how early relationships influence later behavior.