The phrase "attach a ground" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in technical or engineering contexts, particularly when discussing electrical systems or grounding methods.
Example: "Before proceeding with the installation, make sure to attach a ground to ensure safety and proper function."
Alternatives: "connect a ground" or "establish a ground."
Tie a knot in the antenna wire about 2 feet above the ground, and attach a bungee cord.
To help support each post, it helps to drive nearby stakes into the ground to attach a tie-down rope on each side of the post.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Secret Service said safety measures would also include a "tethered drone," equipped with optical and infrared cameras and powered by a wire attached to a ground controller, that could impede on the privacy of nearby residences.
The collagen gels were tethered to two flotation bars on either side of the long edges, and, in turn attached to a ground point at one end and a force transducer at the other.
Membranes were made from "Durapore" Poly vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) hydrophobic membrane filters (0.45 μm pore size, 125 μm thickness, 75% porosity, 13 mm diameter) supplied by Millipore and attached to a ground glass tube, denoted A (Glass Precision Engineering Ltd., Leighton Buzzard, U.K ., using Araldite Rapid glue (Bostik Ltd., Stafford, U.K.; see Figure 1).
A green wire is the ground wire, and it should be attached to a ground pole, usually a green screw in the box.
With the centerpiece in place, Mrs. Straus put a stick in the ground, attached a string and drew a nine-foot circle, the outline for an eight-inch-deep, rubber-lined recirculating pool.
We ran a wire cable between two trees, about twenty feet off the ground, and attached a pulley to it.
I'm lucky enough these days to live somewhere with an adjoining lock-up garage, where my cycles spend their off-duty time, attached securely to a ground anchor set in the concrete floor.
