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relate

/rɪˈleɪt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das verwendet wird, um eine Verbindung oder Assoziation zwischen Dingen herzustellen, oder um eine Geschichte zu erzählen bzw. Ereignisse darzulegen.

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/rɪˈleɪt/B1formal
  • deVerb, das verwendet wird, um eine Verbindung oder Assoziation zwischen Dingen herzustellen, oder um eine Geschichte zu erzählen bzw. Ereignisse darzulegen.

A verb used to indicate the act of making a connection or association between things, or to tell a story or account of events.

  1. Connect or associateB1formal

    To show or establish a connection between two or more things.

    deverbinden

    • The study relates stress to heart disease.
    • We need to relate these findings to our previous research.
    • She related the story to her own experience.

    Synonymeallyassociateconnectcorrelatecouplejoinlinktie

    Antonymedetachdisassociatedisconnectdissociateseparate

  2. Understand or empathizeB1informal

    To feel that you understand someone's situation or feelings.

    deVerstehen oder mitfühlen

    • I can really relate to what you're going through.
    • He finds it hard to relate to his teenage son.
    • Many people relate to the character's struggles in the movie.

    Synonymeconnectidentifysympathizeunderstand

  3. Tell or narrateB2formal

    To give an account of something; to tell a story.

    deErzählen

    • She related the events of the day in detail.
    • He related his adventures to the eager audience.
    • The witness related what she saw during the accident.

    Synonymechroniclecommunicateconveydescribedetailnarratereciterecountreporttell

Formen
  • related past participle
  • related past simple
  • relating present participle
  • relates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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