attach
გამოთქმა:
/əˈtatʃ/
1join or fasten (something) to something else:attach your safety line to the bridge add or fasten (a related document) to another, or to an email:I attach a copy of the memo for your information include (a condition) as part of an agreement:the Commission can attach appropriate conditions to the operation of the agreement (
attach oneself to)
accompany (a person or group) without being invited: they were all too ready to attach themselves to you for the whole day appoint (someone) for special or temporary duties:I was attached to another working group
2 (
attach something to)
attribute importance or value to:he doesn’t attach too much importance to fixed ideas [no object] (
attach to)
(of importance or value) be attributed to:a good deal of prominence attaches to the central union federations
3 Law,
archaic seize (a person or property) by legal authority:the Earl Marshal attached Gloucester for high treason