英语词汇“attachment”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

attachment

/əˈtatʃm(ə)nt

noun

1An extra part or extension that is or may be attached to something to perform a particular function: the processor comes complete with a blender attachment...

These clamps are extra attachments that ensure the lander stays perfectly fixed to the spacecraft during the launch and is not affected by launch vibrations.
The policy stated that ‘the site, position or fitting of the attachment or sign should not promote decay in the pole or impede testing for decay.’
However, you'll soon acquire a number of attachments to change the function of the gun that turn it into a sniper rifle and a grenade launcher.

Synonyms

accessory, fitting, fitment, extension, supplementary part, supplementary component, extra, extra part, adjunct, addition, add-on, appurtenance, appendage, accoutrement, auxiliary

1.1A computer file appended to an email.Viruses can be sent out as email attachments to infect your computer if you open them....

Other viruses may infect a computer via an e-mail attachment or Web site but do not spread automatically after affecting the operations of the computer.
Changes in music consuming behaviour were not the result of the appearance of personal sites and the exchange of MP3 files as attachments in e-mail.

2 [mass noun] Affection, fondness, or sympathy for someone or something: she felt a sentimental attachment to the place creep over her...

There is still a sizeable holding in the family, which has a strong sentimental attachment to the company.
It is time to look to the other side of my original question: why does the democracy work well despite the people having no strong attachment to it?
Your child may also develop a strong emotional attachment to a real friend and it's wrong to make fun of this.

Synonyms

bond, closeness, devotion, loyalty;

fondness for, love for, liking for, affection for, affinity for, tenderness for, feeling for, sentiment for, regard for, respect for, admiration for, reverence for;

relationship with, friendship with, intimacy with

2.1 [count noun] An affectionate relationship: he formed an attachment with a young widow...

In a film that charts the neurotic romantic attachments of three Manhattan sisters through the focal point of a Thanksgiving party, there are bit players and comedic cameos of the highest order infusing every scene.
Rather, it is a quality of being that affects one's whole way of life, including our friendships and family ties, our romantic attachments, our identities and our behaviour patterns.
Nilani apparently never remarried, nor is Lenara married; it can be inferred that her love for Torias has excluded other romantic attachments.

3British Temporary secondment to an organization: the students are placed on attachment to schools for one day a week...

Therefore many take up temporary unpaid observer attachments in the hope of transferring to a training post.
Because free agent workers do not usually have long-term attachments to one organization, their needs for career development must be met in non-traditional ways.
As well as being a qualified area car driver and tutor constable, he had spent time on attachment with the force child protection unit, where, ironically, he had been trained in interviewing children.

Synonyms

assignment, detail, appointment, allocation, secondment, transfer, relocation

4 [mass noun] The action of attaching something: the case has a loop for attachment to your waist belt...

Constructed from machined aluminum, this combat light also can be used for signaling and has a stainless-steel belt clip for sturdy attachment.
These conditions favor attachment and growth of bacteria and allow for a greatly increased bacterial density.
Each pet identification tag comes with a split ring for attachment to your pet's collar.

Synonyms

fixing, fastening, affixing, linking, coupling, clamping, connection, connecting;

addition, adding, incorporation, introduction, insertion

4.1Legal seizure of property.Trustees in bankruptcy were appointed and the court ordered attachment of its property....

Under Texas law, these are exempt from attachment, execution and seizure for the satisfaction of debt.
This was not surprising in view of the fact that in most cases security was put up voluntarily and without an arrest or attachment and therefore without reference to the jurisdiction of a court of arrest or attachment.

Synonyms

seizure, confiscation, appropriation, expropriation, sequestration, taking away, commandeering;

Law distrainment, disseisin;

Scottish Law poinding

Phrases

attachment of earnings

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'arrest for contempt of court'): from Old French attachement, from atachier 'fasten, fix' (see attach).

单词	attachment
释义	attachment /əˈtatʃm(ə)nt / noun 1An extra part or extension that is or may be attached to something to perform a particular function: the processor comes complete with a blender attachment... These clamps are extra attachments that ensure the lander stays perfectly fixed to the spacecraft during the launch and is not affected by launch vibrations. The policy stated that ‘the site, position or fitting of the attachment or sign should not promote decay in the pole or impede testing for decay.’ However, you'll soon acquire a number of attachments to change the function of the gun that turn it into a sniper rifle and a grenade launcher. Synonyms accessory, fitting, fitment, extension, supplementary part, supplementary component, extra, extra part, adjunct, addition, add-on, appurtenance, appendage, accoutrement, auxiliary 1.1A computer file appended to an email.Viruses can be sent out as email attachments to infect your computer if you open them.... Other viruses may infect a computer via an e-mail attachment or Web site but do not spread automatically after affecting the operations of the computer. Changes in music consuming behaviour were not the result of the appearance of personal sites and the exchange of MP3 files as attachments in e-mail. 2 [mass noun] Affection, fondness, or sympathy for someone or something: she felt a sentimental attachment to* the place creep over her... There is still a sizeable holding in the family, which has a strong sentimental attachment to the company. It is time to look to the other side of my original question: why does the democracy work well despite the people having no strong attachment to it? Your child may also develop a strong emotional attachment to a real friend and it's wrong to make fun of this. Synonyms bond, closeness, devotion, loyalty; fondness for, love for, liking for, affection for, affinity for, tenderness for, feeling for, sentiment for, regard for, respect for, admiration for, reverence for; relationship with, friendship with, intimacy with 2.1 [count noun]* An affectionate relationship: he formed an attachment with a young widow... In a film that charts the neurotic romantic attachments of three Manhattan sisters through the focal point of a Thanksgiving party, there are bit players and comedic cameos of the highest order infusing every scene. Rather, it is a quality of being that affects one's whole way of life, including our friendships and family ties, our romantic attachments, our identities and our behaviour patterns. Nilani apparently never remarried, nor is Lenara married; it can be inferred that her love for Torias has excluded other romantic attachments. 3British Temporary secondment to an organization: the students are placed on attachment* to schools for one day a week... Therefore many take up temporary unpaid observer attachments in the hope of transferring to a training post. Because free agent workers do not usually have long-term attachments to one organization, their needs for career development must be met in non-traditional ways. As well as being a qualified area car driver and tutor constable, he had spent time on attachment with the force child protection unit, where, ironically, he had been trained in interviewing children. Synonyms assignment, detail, appointment, allocation, secondment, transfer, relocation 4 [mass noun]* The action of attaching something: the case has a loop for attachment to your waist belt... Constructed from machined aluminum, this combat light also can be used for signaling and has a stainless-steel belt clip for sturdy attachment. These conditions favor attachment and growth of bacteria and allow for a greatly increased bacterial density. Each pet identification tag comes with a split ring for attachment to your pet's collar. Synonyms fixing, fastening, affixing, linking, coupling, clamping, connection, connecting; addition, adding, incorporation, introduction, insertion 4.1Legal seizure of property.Trustees in bankruptcy were appointed and the court ordered attachment of its property.... Under Texas law, these are exempt from attachment, execution and seizure for the satisfaction of debt. This was not surprising in view of the fact that in most cases security was put up voluntarily and without an arrest or attachment and therefore without reference to the jurisdiction of a court of arrest or attachment. Synonyms seizure, confiscation, appropriation, expropriation, sequestration, taking away, commandeering; Law distrainment, disseisin; Scottish Law poinding Phrases attachment of earnings Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'arrest for contempt of court'): from Old French attachement, from atachier 'fasten, fix' (see attach).
随便看	have a/one's cross to bear have a (or a good or half a) mind to do something have a (or one's) bellyful have a plum in one's mouth have a problem with have a screw loose have a shy at have a soft spot (also soft corner) for have at have a thick (or thin) skin have a thick skin have a thing about have a thing for have a thin time have a tiger by the tail (also be riding a tiger) have a tin ear have a way with have a way with one have a whale of a time have a will of one's own have a word have a word in someone's ear have bats in the (or one's) belfry have-been have been around