attache (Meaning)

Wordnet

attache (n)

a specialist assigned to the staff of a diplomatic mission

a shallow and rectangular briefcase

Webster

attache (v. t.)

One attached to another person or thing, as a part of a suite or staff. Specifically: One attached to an embassy.

attache Sentence Examples

  1. The diplomat's attaché carried confidential documents in a sealed briefcase.
  2. The attaché case was filled with important papers and sensitive information.
  3. The government official was escorted by a security attaché for protection.
  4. The cultural attaché promoted international understanding through art and cultural exchange.
  5. The medical attaché provided healthcare services to diplomats and their families.
  6. The military attaché was responsible for maintaining military relations between countries.
  7. The press attaché handled media inquiries and facilitated access to government officials for journalists.
  8. The financial attaché monitored economic conditions and advised on financial matters.
  9. The commercial attaché assisted businesses with trade and investment opportunities.
  10. The protocol attaché ensured proper diplomatic etiquette and protocol was followed at official events.

FAQs About the word attache

a specialist assigned to the staff of a diplomatic mission, a shallow and rectangular briefcaseOne attached to another person or thing, as a part of a suite or

handbag, portmanteau, valise,attaché case,briefcase, wallet, rucksack, backpack, baggage, grip

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The diplomat's attaché carried confidential documents in a sealed briefcase.

The attaché case was filled with important papers and sensitive information.

The government official was escorted by a security attaché for protection.

The cultural attaché promoted international understanding through art and cultural exchange.