Attache Definition

ătə-shā, ă-tă-
noun
A person officially assigned to the staff of a diplomatic mission to serve in a particular capacity.
A cultural attaché; a military attaché.
American Heritage
A person with special duties on the diplomatic staff of an ambassador or minister to another country.
Webster's New World
An attaché case.
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Origin of Attache

  • French from past participle of attacher to attach from Old French attachier attach

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Attache Sentence Examples

  • In 1897 he became military attache at the American legation in Madrid.

  • Though the Attache does come with a set of plastic inserts for photographs and cards, Rolfs also carries a range of additional replacement windows.

  • The Attache wallet, and all other Rolfs products, are available online at the company's official web site.

  • As with any other high-quality leather product, it is well worth the time and effort to keep the Attache wallet in great condition.

  • With regular attention, your Attache wallet will offer years of reliability.

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