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\"Attach\"Adiunctus<\/em> is a Latin term derived from adiung\u0115re<\/em> (\"add\"<\/strong>). To our language<\/strong> arrived like attached<\/strong>, a concept that can be used as an adjective or as a noun.<\/p>\n

The first meaning mentioned by the dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy<\/strong> (RAE<\/strong>) Alludes to that which is attached to something else<\/strong>. Based on this idea, the notion is used in different contexts.<\/p>\n

When the adjective is applied to a person, it mentions that accompanies, custody or supports another<\/strong> in the development of a mission or a job. For example: \"My son was appointed deputy director of the company, I am very proud\"<\/em>, \"The family of the victim is not satisfied with the action of the deputy prosecutor\"<\/em>, \"Controversial statements in a television program of the deputy spokesman of the Conservative Party\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

In the field of grammar<\/strong>, a attached plugin<\/strong> It is one that is not essential to understand the meaning of the term you are modifying. Thus, the use of the attached plugin is optional. This is a particular case of syntactic complement<\/strong>, since these syntactic constituents are needed to expand or clarify the meaning of a certain phrase.<\/p>\n

In a phrase there may be other, minor ones, and only some of them are required for the understanding of the phrase. message<\/strong>; these are simply called accessories<\/em>, while the others are the attachments<\/em>, as shown in the X-bar theory<\/strong> about phrases and their structure, elaborated by Ray Jackendoff.<\/p>\n

While transitive verbs usually have an indispensable subject to fulfill the role of specifier, and a mandatory complement (the so-called direct object<\/em>, the phrases<\/strong> Circumstantial or adverbial are adjuncts of it, since they do not complement it in a genuine or absolutely necessary way. We can appreciate these elements in the following example: \"The musician took the violin in his right hand\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

As a noun, attached is the name of a position<\/strong> or a rank<\/strong>. An assistant can be an assistant or an assistant who is in the service of someone who occupies a higher position in the internal hierarchy of the organization<\/strong>: \"Please, ask my deputy for the documents\"<\/em>, \"The university authorized me to hire an assistant for the development of the postgraduate course\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

\"Attach\"A attached file<\/strong>, finally, is a document<\/strong> added to an email message: \"I just sent you the budget in an attached file\"<\/em>, \"This file is too heavy to send as an attachment, so you will have to share it through the cloud\"<\/em>, \u00abThe limit of megabytes<\/em> that we can send in attachments has increased considerably in the last decade \u00bb<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Although at present the concept of file<\/strong> Attachment is very common, it should be noted that when it was first offered to the general public as an option for email users it represented a significant advance. The ability to share more than text messages is essential for many work activities, but it is also attractive and comfortable for informal conversations: from documents to videos, the only limit is the weight of the files.<\/p>\n

Today we can send attachments not only through the email service, but also through almost all the programs that allow us to communicate with others, such as instant messaging and chat on social networks. In its beginnings, this option simply led us to explore our directories in search of the files we wanted to send, but over time the different companies began to develop interfaces<\/strong> smarter, that quickly identify different types of documents, how to be images, music and videos<\/strong>, to speed up this exploration and offer functions such as previewing them.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

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