attached

attached
adjective ((with to) fond of: I'm very attached to my brother.) apegado
attached
tr[ə'tæʧt]
adjective
1 (document) adjunto,-a
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be attached to tener cariño a
to grow attached to coger cariño a, encariñarse con
attached
adj.
• adherido, -a adj.
• adjunto, -a adj.
• afecto, -a adj.
• anexo, -a adj.
• comprometido, -a adj.
ə'tætʃt
adjective (pred) (fond)

to be attached to somebody/something — tenerle* mucho cariño or apego a alguien/algo

to become attached TO somebody/something — encariñarse con alguien/algo, tomarle cariño a alguien/algo

[ǝ'tætʃt]
ADJ
1) (=close)

they are very attached (to each other) — se quieren mucho

to be attached to — (=fond of) [+ person] tener cariño a; [+ theory] estar apegado a

to become attached to sb — (fig) encariñarse con algn

2)

to be attached * — (=married, spoken for) no estar libre

3) (=associated)

the salary attached to the post is ... — el sueldo que corresponde al puesto es ...

to be attached to an embassy — estar agregado a una embajada

commission attached to the Ministry of ... — comisión que depende del Ministerio de ...

* * *
[ə'tætʃt]
adjective (pred) (fond)

to be attached to somebody/something — tenerle* mucho cariño or apego a alguien/algo

to become attached TO somebody/something — encariñarse con alguien/algo, tomarle cariño a alguien/algo


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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