英语词汇“θ119420”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > relative properties > wholeness > mutual relation of parts to whole > fact or action of being joined or joining > attachment > attach or affix [verb (transitive)] (69)

fastenOE

transitive. To attach (something) to something else by means of a tie or bond of some sort. Frequently with to and (less often) with on, upon. Also…

fasta1225

transitive. With preposition (chiefly on). To direct, set, or fix (one's feelings, thoughts, or attention) on a person or thing. Compare fasten, v.…

tachec1315

transitive. To fasten, attach, fix, secure (a person or thing). Also figurative.

to-seta1340

to set to, affix.

catcha1350

transitive. To attach (something); to secure (something) to something else. Obsolete.

affichea1382

transitive. To fix, fasten; to affix; (in modern use) spec. to fix (a poster or placard) to a wall (cf. affiche, n.). rare after 15th cent.

to put ona1382

transitive. To place or set on or upon something; to lay on the top of something; to attach.

tacka1387

transitive. To attach, fasten (one thing to another, or things together). Obsolete except as in 3.

to put to1396

transitive. To attach, affix (a seal or signature) to a document, etc. Obsolete.

adjoina1400

transitive. With to, unto, with. Originally: to attach or join; to combine with; to associate with. Later: spec. to join or associate (a person)…

attach?a1400

transitive. To fasten or join (a thing) to another thing, or a place or position, by sticking, tying, stitching, clipping, etc.; to affix. Also…

bend1399

Nautical. To tie, fasten on, make fast (cf. bend, n.1 3): e.g. to bend a rope. to bend the cable: to fasten it to the ring of the anchor. to bend a…

spyndec1400

transitive. Probably: to attach, fasten. Cf. spen, v. 1.

to-tachc1400

to fasten to, attach.

affixc1448

transitive. To attach or assign to an action, person, place, etc., as a consequence, duty, or concomitant; to fix or set (a penalty, condition…

complexc1470

transitive. To join, unite, attach. Obsolete. rare.

setc1480

To fit or attach (one thing) to another.

attouch1483

transitive. To attach, fasten, fix.

found?1541

To fasten or attach to. Also figurative. Obsolete.

obligate1547

More generally. transitive. To bind, connect, attach. Obsolete.

patch1549

transitive. To put on or insert as a patch; to incorporate into something so as to diversify it, esp. to do so clumsily or badly. Also figurative.

alligate1563

transitive. To attach, join, or link (one thing) to (also †unto) another; to combine or unite with; to mix.

dight1572

With inverse constr.: To fit (some equipment) to or upon. (Cf. 10b) Obsolete or archaic.

inyoke1595

transitive. To yoke or unite to something.

infixa1616

To fix or fasten on something.

wreathe1643

transitive. Scottish. To fasten (a yoke or other burden) on a person's neck. Also with about, upon, etc. Only in figurative contexts. Obsolete.

adlige1650

transitive. = alligate, v. 2.

adhibit1651

transitive. Chiefly Scottish. To add, append; to affix, attach. Frequently with to. rare and archaic in later use.

oblige1656

transitive. To fasten or attach closely; to bind, tie up. Obsolete.

adent1658

transitive. To fasten, attach.

to bring to1681

Nautical (transitive) To fasten, tie, bend.

engage1766

In physical senses. Architecture. To fasten, attach. In passive of a pillar: To be let into (a wall), so as to be partly enclosed. See engaged, adj.…

superfix1766

transitive. To fix on or attach to something else.

to lap on1867

To enfold in a wrap or wraps, to enwrap, swathe; hence, to clothe, to bind up, tie round. Const. in, †with, †within. Also with †in, over, round, up…

accrete1870

transitive. To cause (a thing) to grow or unite to something (esp. itself) by (or as if by) accretion; to draw or attract to itself.

Subcategories:

— again (1)

— after the manner of a saddle or yoke (3)

— in a subordinate position (2)

— as an accessory (2)

— attach to the back of (1)

— attach firmly (6)

— as if on a tenter (1)

— by a sling (1)

— with a wafer (1)

— adhere to (16)

单词	θ119420
释义	the world > relative properties > wholeness > mutual relation of parts to whole > fact or action of being joined or joining > attachment > attach or affix [verb (transitive)] (69) fastenOE transitive. To attach (something) to something else by means of a tie or bond of some sort. Frequently with to and (less often) with on, upon. Also… fasta1225 transitive. With preposition (chiefly on). To direct, set, or fix (one's feelings, thoughts, or attention) on a person or thing. Compare fasten, v.… tachec1315 transitive. To fasten, attach, fix, secure (a person or thing). Also figurative. to-seta1340 to set to, affix. catcha1350 transitive. To attach (something); to secure (something) to something else. Obsolete. affichea1382 transitive. To fix, fasten; to affix; (in modern use) spec. to fix (a poster or placard) to a wall (cf. affiche, n.). rare after 15th cent. to put ona1382 transitive. To place or set on or upon something; to lay on the top of something; to attach. tacka1387 transitive. To attach, fasten (one thing to another, or things together). Obsolete except as in 3. to put to1396 transitive. To attach, affix (a seal or signature) to a document, etc. Obsolete. adjoina1400 transitive. With to, unto, with. Originally: to attach or join; to combine with; to associate with. Later: spec. to join or associate (a person)… attach?a1400 transitive. To fasten or join (a thing) to another thing, or a place or position, by sticking, tying, stitching, clipping, etc.; to affix. Also… bend1399 Nautical. To tie, fasten on, make fast (cf. bend, n.1 3): e.g. to bend a rope. to bend the cable: to fasten it to the ring of the anchor. to bend a… spyndec1400 transitive. Probably: to attach, fasten. Cf. spen, v. 1. to-tachc1400 to fasten to, attach. affixc1448 transitive. To attach or assign to an action, person, place, etc., as a consequence, duty, or concomitant; to fix or set (a penalty, condition… complexc1470 transitive. To join, unite, attach. Obsolete. rare. setc1480 To fit or attach (one thing) to another. attouch1483 transitive. To attach, fasten, fix. found?1541 To fasten or attach to. Also figurative. Obsolete. obligate1547 More generally. transitive. To bind, connect, attach. Obsolete. patch1549 transitive. To put on or insert as a patch; to incorporate into something so as to diversify it, esp. to do so clumsily or badly. Also figurative. alligate1563 transitive. To attach, join, or link (one thing) to (also †unto) another; to combine or unite with; to mix. dight1572 With inverse constr.: To fit (some equipment) to or upon. (Cf. 10b) Obsolete or archaic. inyoke1595 transitive. To yoke or unite to something. infixa1616 To fix or fasten on something. wreathe1643 transitive. Scottish. To fasten (a yoke or other burden) on a person's neck. Also with about, upon, etc. Only in figurative contexts. Obsolete. adlige1650 transitive. = alligate, v. 2. adhibit1651 transitive. Chiefly Scottish. To add, append; to affix, attach. Frequently with to. rare and archaic in later use. oblige1656 transitive. To fasten or attach closely; to bind, tie up. Obsolete. adent1658 transitive. To fasten, attach. to bring to1681 Nautical (transitive) To fasten, tie, bend. engage1766 In physical senses. Architecture. To fasten, attach. In passive of a pillar: To be let into (a wall), so as to be partly enclosed. See engaged, adj.… superfix1766 transitive. To fix on or attach to something else. to lap on1867 To enfold in a wrap or wraps, to enwrap, swathe; hence, to clothe, to bind up, tie round. Const. in, †with, †within. Also with †in, over, round, up… accrete1870 transitive. To cause (a thing) to grow or unite to something (esp. itself) by (or as if by) accretion; to draw or attract to itself. Subcategories: — again (1) — after the manner of a saddle or yoke (3) — in a subordinate position (2) — as an accessory (2) — attach to the back of (1) — attach firmly (6) — as if on a tenter (1) — by a sling (1) — with a wafer (1) — adhere to (16)
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