No. 8,667 in French
attaches
"Attaches" in English means "fasteners" or "ties."
In a sentence
Je mets des attaches au dos du tableau.
I put clasps on the back of the board.
In this sentence, 'attaches' refers to physical clips or clasps used to hold or fasten something.
Elle attaches une grande importance à sa famille.
She attaches great importance to her family.
Here, 'attaches' means to assign a significant degree of importance or value to something.
Les attaches du bateau étaient solides.
The boat's ties were solid.
In this context, 'attaches' indicates the ropes or fastenings used to secure the boat.
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