attachment in Irish
attachment in Irish is ceangaltán, astú — attachment means a file sent along with an email or message.
attachment in Irish
ceangaltán
astú
(legal) Taking a person's property to satisfy a court-ordered debt.
What does "attachment" mean?
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noun A file sent along with an email or message.
"I forgot to open the attachment, so I missed the meeting agenda."
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noun A strong emotional bond or fondness for someone or something.
"He felt a strong attachment to the village where he grew up."
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noun A part or device fixed to a larger piece of equipment.
"The vacuum comes with a special attachment for cleaning upholstery."
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attachment in a sentence
- I forgot to open the attachment, so I missed the meeting agenda.
- The email bounced because the attachment was too large to send.
- He felt a strong attachment to the village where he grew up.
- My grandmother has a sentimental attachment to her old kitchen table.
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What is "attachment" in Irish?
"attachment" in Irish is ceangaltán, astú. attachment means: A file sent along with an email or message.
How do you use "attachment" in a sentence?
Example: "I forgot to open the attachment, so I missed the meeting agenda." In Irish, "attachment" is ceangaltán, astú.
Are there other ways to say "attachment" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "attachment": ceangaltán, astú.
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