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ٳٲé
[a-ta-shey, at-uh-, uh-tash-ey]
noun
a diplomatic official attached to an embassy or legation, especially in a technical capacity.
a commercial ٳٲé;
a cultural ٳٲé.
a military officer who is assigned to a diplomatic post in a foreign country in order to gather military information.
an air ٳٲé;
an army ٳٲé;
a naval ٳٲé.
Also attache ٳٲé case.
ٳٲé
/ ataʃe, əˈtæʃeɪ /
noun
a specialist attached to a diplomatic mission
military ٳٲé
a junior member of the staff of an embassy or legation
ٳٲé
A diplomatic officer attached to an embassy or consulate. Most ٳٲés have specialties, such as military ٳٲés, cultural ٳٲés, economic ٳٲés, and so forth.
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of ٳٲé1
Example Sentences
Ali Al-Ansari, media attache at the Qatari Embassy in Washington, did not respond to a request for comment.
On the sixth day of the stand-off, the government ordered the SAS to raid the embassy after the gunmen shot dead Iranian press ٳٲé Abbas Lavasani and dumped his body outside the building.
China posted a military ٳٲé to the country for the first time in 2024.
It came days after the Russian defence ٳٲé was expelled from London for alleged espionage as an "undeclared military intelligence officer".
And in May, British diplomat Capt Adrian Coghill was given a week to leave Russia, days after the Russian defence ٳٲé was expelled from London for alleged espionage as an "undeclared military intelligence officer".
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