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[ə'tætʃmənt] noun1) (act or means of fastening) Befestigung, die2) (accessory) Zusatzgerät, das4) (attribution) Beimessung, diehave an attachment for somebody — an jemandem hängen
* * *1) (something extra attached: There are several attachments for this food-mixer.) die Anlage, das Zusatzgerät* * *at·tach·ment[əˈtætʃmənt]nhe spent a year on \attachment to the War Office er war ein Jahr dem Kriegsministerium unterstellton \attachment to a department/foreign government zur besonderen Verwendung in einer Abteilung/bei einer fremden Regierung7. to a letter, report Anlage f, SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR a. Beilage f* * *[ə'ttʃmənt]n1) (= act of attaching) Festmachen nt, Befestigen nt; (of document( to a letter etc)) An- or Beiheften nt3) (fig: affection) Zuneigung f (to zu)to +dat )* * *attachment [əˈtætʃmənt] s1. Befestigung f, Anbringung f3. TECH Zusatz-, Zubehörteil n:4. Band n, Verbindung f:attachments of a muscle ANAT Muskelbänder5. fig (to, for)a) Treue f (zu, gegen), Anhänglichkeit f (an akk)b) Bindung f (an akk), (Zu)Neigung f, Liebe f (zu):have an attachment for hängen an (dat)6. (to)a) Angliederung f (an akk):be on attachment to zugeteilt sein (dat)b) Zugehörigkeit f (zu)7. JURa) Verhaftung fb) Beschlagnahme f, Pfändung f, dinglicher Arrest:attachment of a debt Forderungspfändung;attachment of earnings Br Lohn- oder Gehaltspfändung (bei Unterhaltszahlungen); → academic.ru/81092/warrant">warrant A 6c) Eintritt m (einer Rechtsfolge)* * *[ə'tætʃmənt] noun1) (act or means of fastening) Befestigung, die2) (accessory) Zusatzgerät, das4) (attribution) Beimessung, die5) (affection) Anhänglichkeit, die (to an + Akk.)* * *(to) n.Anhänglichkeit f. n.Anfügung -en n.Anhang -¨e m.Anhängsel n.Befestigung f.Beiwerk -e n.Bindung -en f.Pfändung -en f.Verbundenheit f.Verhaftung f.Zusatzgerät n.
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