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1 rattacher
rattacher [ʀata∫e]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ animal, prisonnier] to tie up again ; [+ ceinture, lacets, jupe] to do up (again)b. [+ territoire] to incorporate (à into ) ; [+ commune, service] to join (à to ) ; [+ employé, fonctionnaire] to attach (à to)* * *ʀataʃe
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1) ( faire dépendre) to attach [service, région] (à to); to link [devise] (à to); to post [employé] (à to)2) ( associer) to associate [œuvre, artiste] (à with)3) ( attacher de nouveau) to retie [lacets, poignets]; to fasten [something] again [ceinture, collier]; to re-attach [remorque]4) ( affectivement)
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se rattacher verbe pronominal [œuvre, artiste] to be linked (à to); [thème, problème] to relate (à to)* * *ʀataʃe vt1) [animal] to tie up again, [cheveux] to do up again, [lacets] to do up again, to retie2) ADMINISTRATION, [employé, personnel]3) fig (= associer)rattacher qch à [souvenir, événement] — to associate sth with
4) (= lier)rattacher qn à [terre natale, amis] — to bind sb to, to tie sb to
* * *rattacher verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( faire dépendre) to attach [service, région] (à to); to link [devise] (à to); to post [employé] (à to); il est rattaché au directeur des ventes he reports to the sales director;2 ( associer) to associate [œuvre, artiste] (à with);3 ( attacher de nouveau) to retie [lacets, poignets]; to fasten [sth] again [ceinture de sécurité, collier]; to re-attach [wagon, remorque]; rattacher un chien to tie a dog up again; ( avec une chaîne) to chain a dog up again;4 ( affectivement) plus rien ne la rattache à Lyon/à ses parents she no longer has any ties with Lyons/her parents; c'est ce qui me rattache à la vie it's what keeps me alive.B se rattacher vpr1 [œuvre, artiste] to be linked (à to); [thème, problème] to relate (à to);2 [passager] to fasten one's seat belt again.[rataʃe] verbe transitif[plante grimpante] to tie back (separable)2. ADMINISTRATION & POLITIQUErattacher plusieurs services à une même direction to bring several departments under the same management3. [établir un lien]rattacher quelque chose à to connect ou to link something with, to relate something to————————se rattacher à verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [découler de] to derive fromlaissez de côté tout ce qui ne se rattache pas au problème central put everything that isn't (directly) related to the key issue to one side
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