Attache ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Attache ( noun )

1. A diplomatic official attached to an embassy or legation, usually in a specialist or technical role.
2. A briefcase or other small suitcase for carrying papers or documents.

Origin:

From french attaché, past participle of attacher ("to attach"), from old french atachier, from atacher, from a- ("to") + tacher ("to put, to plac.e")

Examples:

1. The attache from the French embassy was responsible for cultural affairs.
2. The military attache accompanied the ambassador on his visit to the Pentagon.
3. The attache's briefcase contained important documents for the meeting.
4. The attache's suitcase was full of papers and documents for the conference.
5. The attache was a specialist in his field and provided valuable advice to the embassy.

(As a verb)

Attache ( verb )

1. A diplomatic official attached to an embassy or legation, usually in a specialist or technical role.
2. A briefcase or other small suitcase for carrying papers or documents.

Origin:

From french attaché, past participle of attacher ("to attach"), from old french atachier, from atacher, from a- ("to") + tacher ("to put, to plac.e")

Examples:

1. The attache from the French embassy was responsible for cultural affairs.
2. The military attache accompanied the ambassador on his visit to the Pentagon.
3. The attache's briefcase contained important documents for the meeting.
4. The attache's suitcase was full of papers and documents for the conference.
5. The attache was a specialist in his field and provided valuable advice to the embassy.