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1) (something extra attached: There are several attachments for this food-mixer.) accesorio2) ((with for/to) liking or affection: I feel attachment for this town.) cariño, apegotr[ə'tæʧmənt]1 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL accesorio2 (to an e-mail) anexo3 (fondness) cariño, apegoattachment [ə'tæʧmənt] n1) accessory: accesorio m2) connection: conexión f, acoplamiento m3) fondness: apego m, cariño m, afición fn.• incautación s.f.n.• accesorio s.m.• aditamento s.m.• adjunto s.m.• anexo s.m.• apego s.m.• arrimo s.m.• atadura s.f.• comiso s.m.• embargo s.m.• enlace s.m.ə'tætʃmənt1) c ( part) accesorio m2)a) u ( fondness)attachment (to somebody/something) — cariño m (por alguien/algo), apego m (a alguien/algo)
b) c ( relationship) relación f[ǝ'tætʃmǝnt]N1) (=accessory) accesorio m, dispositivo m2) (Comput) (=document) archivo m adjunto3) (=act of attaching) unión f4) (to company, department etc) adscripción f temporal5) (=affection) cariño m (to por); (=loyalty) adhesión f6) (Jur) incautación f, embargo m* * *[ə'tætʃmənt]1) c ( part) accesorio m2)a) u ( fondness)attachment (to somebody/something) — cariño m (por alguien/algo), apego m (a alguien/algo)
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3 attachment
s.1 accesorio (device)to be on attachment to a department estar destinado(a) a un departamento3 cariño (fondness)4 adjunto, suplemento, ampara, tranza.5 apego, afecto, cariño.6 archivo adjunto, archivo anexo, documento anexo, documento adjunto.7 adhesión, adosamiento.8 embargo, incautación, secuestro judicial, toma legal de una propiedad o persona.9 inserción.10 fijación.11 añadidura, archivo binario que se adjunta a un mensaje por correo electrónico.12 arreglo en el cual una enfermera domiciliaria se circunscribe a una parte específica de la medicina general. -
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5 attachment apparatus
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6 attachment process
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7 attachment promotion
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8 attachment fitting
nMECH ENG elemento de enganche m -
9 attachment link
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10 attachment apparatus
s.aparato de fijación de los dientes, aparato de fijación, aparato de inserción. -
11 attachment behavior
s.comportamiento de apego. -
12 attachment bond
s.1 vínculo de apego.2 fianza de embargo, fianza para liberar un embargo. -
13 attachment execution
s.ejecución del embargo. -
14 attachment order
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15 attachment proceedings
s.diligencia de embargo, juicio de embargo, proceso para secuestro, vía de asentamiento. -
16 attachment promotion
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17 altered parent/infant/child attachment
apego padres/lactante/niсo alteradoEnglish-Spanish medical dictionary > altered parent/infant/child attachment
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18 maternal-child attachment
English-Spanish medical dictionary > maternal-child attachment
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19 parent/infant/child attachment
apego padres/lactante/niсoEnglish-Spanish medical dictionary > parent/infant/child attachment
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20 risk for altered parent/infant/child attachment
riesgo de apego padres/lactante/niсo alteradoEnglish-Spanish medical dictionary > risk for altered parent/infant/child attachment
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