connected

• Describe un dispositivo o sistema que está enlazado o comunicado con otro, especialmente a través de una red o internet, o dos cosas que están unidas físicamente o lógicamente.

Describes a device or system that is linked to a network or the internet.

1. Joined or linkedA2formal

   Physically or logically joined together.

   unido o enlazado

   • The two buildings are connected by a bridge.
   • The printer is connected to the computer via USB.
   • The pipes are connected to the main water supply.

   Sinónimosaffiliatedattachedcoupledfastenedinterconnectedjoinedlinkedrelatedunited

   Antónimosdetacheddisconnecteddividedseparated

2. Related or associatedB1formal

   Having a relationship or association with something else.

   relacionado o asociado

   • The two events are connected in some way.
   • Her research is connected to climate change.
   • The symptoms are connected to the underlying disease.

   Sinónimosaffiliatedalliedcorrelatedcoupledinterconnectedlinkedrelated

   Antónimosdetacheddisconnecteddistinctseparateunrelated

3. Having social or professional tiesB2informal

   Having relationships with people who can provide help or opportunities.

   Conectado, con contactos

   • He is well connected in the business world.
   • She is connected to influential people in the industry.
   • Being connected can help you find a job faster.

   Sinónimosaffiliatedlinked

   Antónimosdisconnectedestrangedisolatedunconnected

• Verbo que significa unir o enlazar dos o más cosas, frecuentemente usado en contextos de tecnología, redes o relaciones.

A verb meaning to join or link two or more things together, often used in the context of technology, networks, or relationships.

1. Join or linkA2formal

   To join two or more things together physically or logically.

   Conectar (unir o enlazar)

   • Connect the printer to the computer with this cable.
   • The bridge connects the two parts of the city.
   • These two ideas are connected in many ways.

   Sinónimosattachcombinecouplefasteninterconnectjoinlinkunite

   Antónimosdetachdisconnectdisjoindivideseparatesever

2. Establish communicationA2formal

   To establish a communication link, especially by telephone or internet.

   Establecer comunicación

   • Please hold while I connect you to the manager.
   • I couldn't connect to the Wi-Fi network.
   • The operator connected the call to the right department.

   Sinónimoscontactdialget throughlinkreach

   Antónimosdisconnectseverterminate

3. Associate mentallyB1formal

   To form a mental association between people, things, or ideas.

   Asociar mentalmente

   • People often connect this brand with high quality.
   • I never connected him with that political movement.
   • She connects the smell of coffee with her childhood mornings.

   Sinónimosassociatebracketcorrelatecoupleequateidentifylinkrelatetie

   Antónimosdisconnectdissociateseparate

4. Form a relationshipB2informal

   To establish a good relationship or rapport with someone.

   Conectar (establecer una buena relación)

   • They really connected on their first date.
   • The teacher connects well with her students.
   • It's hard to connect with people who don't share your interests.

   Sinónimosbondclickcommunicateget alongrelateunderstand