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Definition of append in English: appendverb əˈpɛndəˈpɛnd [with object]Add (something) to the end of a written document. the results of the survey are appended to this chapter Example sentencesExamples - Every political handicapper longs to append the word ‘front-runner’ to one of the candidates.
- Relevant extracts are appended to this article for easy reference.
- Changing the subject is easy… you just introduce it in a new email or append it to a reply to an existing thread.
- Often I write out my Vicar's Report for the benefit of the secretary, so he can append it to the minutes; but last night I was speaking more ad lib from scribbled notes.
- The second thing is annotation - the ability to append external data onto web resources (like, for instance, adding a comment to someone's web page).
- This decision was given the legal sanction in a rather drab ritual at the marriage registrar's office, with a few friends to witness and append their signatures on the documents as required.
- To that I will, not being member of the Archdiocese of Chicago, have to append the following letter.
- Most of the reports either omit the rest of the quotation entirely, or append it elsewhere, as though they weren't part of one long, multi-clause sentence.
- That post is so long that we're separately setting out this update rather than appending it to that post.
- He then appends the number on credit cards (either stolen or expired) and sends his gang-members to use them in hotels and shops.
- Only a few states append a list of recommended readings.
- Attackers changed a configuration setting called the ‘enable document footer’ feature, which is used to append files to webpages.
- After documenting his existence and education, it appends only two more entries: a brief chronology of employment, and an impressive list of publications.
- However, before one appends a signature on the memorandum of understanding, one ought to know how to absorb those shocks in the interim before profits start flowing.
- The trust can be a bank, building society account or shareholding in a parent's name with the child's interest noted by appending the child's initials after the parent's name.
- Realistic solutions need to be effected, and I append a suggested list of items for serious consideration by our representatives as follows.
- Those who appended their signatures merely to appear to be non-racial or fair in dealing with others, do so to their peril.
- He appends a general plea to read his stuff, which if I am to comply will certainly help exercise my time-management skills.
- In appending the formal education with cultural education, it may be possible to create a space that really is inclusive, not to mention that it might just liven things up around here.
- Regarding the latter, I feel compelled to append it with the phrase, ‘but with a certain mischievous, devil may care, and oft attractive demeanour’
Synonyms add, attach, affix, adjoin, include, put in/on informal tack on, tag on formal subjoin, conjoin
Origin Late Middle English: from Latin appendere 'hang on', from ad- 'to' + pendere 'hang'. Rhymes amend, apprehend, ascend, attend, befriend, bend, blend, blende, commend, comprehend, condescend, contend, defriend, depend, emend, end, expend, extend, fend, forfend, friend, impend, interdepend, lend, mend, misapprehend, misspend, offend, on-trend, Oostende, Ostend, perpend, portend, rend, reprehend, scrag-end, send, spend, subtend, suspend, tail end, tend, transcend, trend, underspend, unfriend, upend, vend, weekend, wend Definition of append in US English: appendverbəˈpendəˈpɛnd [with object]Add (something) as an attachment or supplement. the results of the survey are appended to this chapter Example sentencesExamples - Attackers changed a configuration setting called the ‘enable document footer’ feature, which is used to append files to webpages.
- Realistic solutions need to be effected, and I append a suggested list of items for serious consideration by our representatives as follows.
- That post is so long that we're separately setting out this update rather than appending it to that post.
- Every political handicapper longs to append the word ‘front-runner’ to one of the candidates.
- Those who appended their signatures merely to appear to be non-racial or fair in dealing with others, do so to their peril.
- Often I write out my Vicar's Report for the benefit of the secretary, so he can append it to the minutes; but last night I was speaking more ad lib from scribbled notes.
- He appends a general plea to read his stuff, which if I am to comply will certainly help exercise my time-management skills.
- The second thing is annotation - the ability to append external data onto web resources (like, for instance, adding a comment to someone's web page).
- He then appends the number on credit cards (either stolen or expired) and sends his gang-members to use them in hotels and shops.
- The trust can be a bank, building society account or shareholding in a parent's name with the child's interest noted by appending the child's initials after the parent's name.
- This decision was given the legal sanction in a rather drab ritual at the marriage registrar's office, with a few friends to witness and append their signatures on the documents as required.
- Most of the reports either omit the rest of the quotation entirely, or append it elsewhere, as though they weren't part of one long, multi-clause sentence.
- However, before one appends a signature on the memorandum of understanding, one ought to know how to absorb those shocks in the interim before profits start flowing.
- Regarding the latter, I feel compelled to append it with the phrase, ‘but with a certain mischievous, devil may care, and oft attractive demeanour’
- After documenting his existence and education, it appends only two more entries: a brief chronology of employment, and an impressive list of publications.
- In appending the formal education with cultural education, it may be possible to create a space that really is inclusive, not to mention that it might just liven things up around here.
- Changing the subject is easy… you just introduce it in a new email or append it to a reply to an existing thread.
- To that I will, not being member of the Archdiocese of Chicago, have to append the following letter.
- Only a few states append a list of recommended readings.
- Relevant extracts are appended to this article for easy reference.
Synonyms add, attach, affix, adjoin, include, put in, put on
Origin Late Middle English: from Latin appendere ‘hang on’, from ad- ‘to’ + pendere ‘hang’. |