verb

attach

to attach, to fasten, to connect, to affix

Please attach the file to the email.

Please attach the file to the email.

He attached a label to his luggage.

He attached a label to his luggage.

I attach great importance to this matter.

I attach great importance to this matter.

((sth.)) ((to sth.)) to fasten or join (sth.) to (sth.) He attached a label to his luggage.

((importance/value/etc.)) ((to sth.)) to believe that (sth.) has a particular quality I attach great importance to this matter.

Synonyms: fasten, connect, join; Antonyms: detach, remove, separate

From Old French 'atachier', from 'a-' (to) + a Germanic root related to 'stake'. Literally 'to stake to'.

Think of how you 'attack' a task by attaching yourself to it, or how you attach a file by 'touching' the paperclip icon.

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