rattachent in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for rattachent in the French»English Dictionary

I.rattacher [ʀataʃe] VB trans

1. rattacher (faire dépendre):

rattacher service, région

to attach (à to)

rattacher devise

to link (à to)

rattacher employé

to post (à to)

il est rattaché au directeur des ventes

he reports to the sales director

2. rattacher (associer):

rattacher œuvre, artiste

to associate (à with)

3. rattacher (attacher de nouveau):

rattacher lacets, poignets

to retie

rattacher ceinture de sécurité, collier

to fasten [sth] again

rattacher wagon, remorque

to re-attach

rattacher un chien

to tie a dog up again

rattacher un chien (avec une chaîne)

to chain a dog up again

4. rattacher (affectivement):

plus rien ne la rattache à Lyon/à ses parents

she no longer has any ties with Lyons/her parents

c'est ce qui me rattache à la vie

it's what keeps me alive

II.se rattacher VB refl

1. se rattacher:

se rattacher œuvre, artiste:

to be linked (à to)

se rattacher thème, problème:

to relate (à to)

2. se rattacher passager:

se rattacher

to fasten one's seat belt again

Translations for rattachent in the English»French Dictionary

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the matters pertaining thereto

les questions qui s'y rattachent

rattachent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rattachent in the French»English Dictionary

rattacher [ʀataʃe] VB trans

1. rattacher (renouer):

rattacher

to retie

rattacher lacet, ceinture, jupe

to do up again

2. rattacher (annexer):

rattacher un territoire à un pays

to bring a territory under the jurisdiction of a country

Translations for rattachent in the English»French Dictionary

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join up parts

rattacher

to link a currency to the euro

rattacher une monnaie à l'euro

rattachent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

rattacher un territoire à un pays

to bring a territory under the jurisdiction of a country