attached
part of speech
adjective (attached); past form of the verb attach (attach, attaches, attached, attaching)
meaning for a pupil
1) Joined or fixed to something. tree →
2) Fond of and loving someone or something. tree →
3) Sent along with an email or letter. tree →
4) Linked or connected to a name, place or idea in people's minds. tree →
sense in the lessons
Everyday: a label attached to a bag; a file attached to an email. Feelings: become attached to a pet. Work and school: attached to a group or school. Phrases: attached to, become attached, please see attached, strings attached.
examples
- A label was attached to the present. tree →
- I have attached my homework to the email. tree →
- She became very attached to her teddy. tree →
- The garage is attached to the house. tree →
- Please find the form attached. tree →
- The offer has no strings attached. tree →
- The nobility of Eleanora d'Este is attached to the name of Tasso. tree →
note
"Attached to" (not "attached with"). "No strings attached" means with no hidden conditions. Spelling: double t, a-tt-ach-ed.
In the corpora
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «attached» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.