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attachement

/ataʃmɑ̃/
noun★Intermediate— attachment
formal

A strong emotional bond or connection, especially between a child and parent.

Son attachement à la famille l'a aidé à surmonter la crise.

His attachment to the family helped him overcome the crisis.

💡

Often discussed in psychological contexts.

💻Technology
technical

In computing, a file attached to an email.

Veillez à joindre l'attachement avant d'envoyer l'e-mail.

Ensure you attach the file before sending the email.

💡

Common in digital communication.

Collocations

développer un attachementto develop an attachment

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💡Pro Tip

Contextual Clue

If the topic is about emotions or relationships, 'attachement' refers to a bond. In tech contexts, it's about files.

📖Word Origin

From Latin 'attacus', past participle of 'attacare' (to attach).

📝Usage Notes

Be mindful of the context to distinguish between emotional and digital attachments.

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