Vocab Bloom Hub

linked

/lɪŋkt/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui est connecté ou associé à autre chose, ou ce qui a été établi comme un lien entre des éléments., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de joindre ou d'unir deux ou plusieurs choses, ou d'établir une connexion entre elles.

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adjective

/lɪŋkt/B1formal
  • frDécrit ce qui est connecté ou associé à autre chose, ou ce qui a été établi comme un lien entre des éléments.

Describes something that is connected or related to something else.

  1. Connected physicallyB1formal

    Joined or attached together, as railway cars or trailer trucks.

    frconnecté physiquement

    • The railway cars were linked together to form a long train.
    • The two trailers are linked by a strong coupling device.
    • The trucks were linked in a convoy for the long journey.

    Synonymesattachedconnectedcoupledfastenedjoinedunited

    Antonymesdetacheddisconnectedseparatedunattached

  2. Connected logically or causallyB1formal

    Having a relationship or connection, often in terms of cause and effect or association.

    frlié (logiquement ou causalement)

    • The study found that smoking is linked to lung cancer.
    • The two events are linked by a common cause.
    • Her success is linked to her hard work and dedication.

    Synonymesconnectedcorrelatedcoupledinterconnectedinterrelatedrelatedtied

    Antonymesdisconnectedindependentseparateunrelated

  3. Connected digitallyA2informal

    Connected via a hyperlink or digital network.

    frlié (numériquement)

    • The article is linked to a related video.
    • All the pages on the website are linked together.
    • The document contains linked references to other sources.

    Synonymesconnected

    Antonymesdisconnected

Formes
  • more linked comparative form
  • most linked superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

link/lɪŋk/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de joindre ou d'unir deux ou plusieurs choses, ou d'établir une connexion entre elles.

A verb used to indicate the act of connecting or joining two or more things together, or establishing a relationship between them.

  1. Connect physicallyA2formal

    To connect or join two or more things together physically.

    frrelier physiquement

    • The bridge links the two islands.
    • The railway line links the city to the airport.
    • The chains were linked together to form a barrier.

    Synonymesattachbindconnectcouplefastenhook upinterconnectjoinunite

    Antonymesdetachdisconnectdivideseparatesplit

  2. Connect logically or causallyB1formal

    To show or establish a relationship or connection between things.

    frRelier logiquement ou causalement

    • Scientists have linked smoking to lung cancer.
    • The study links poverty with poor educational outcomes.
    • The evidence links the suspect to the crime scene.

    Synonymesassociatebridgeconnectcorrelatecoupleinterconnectjoinrelatetie

    Antonymesdetachdisconnectdivideseparate

  3. Connect digitallyA2informalIT

    To create a hyperlink from one digital document or webpage to another.

    frCréer un lien hypertexte

    • You can link your social media accounts to your website.
    • The article links to several external sources.
    • Please link the image to the product page.

    Synonymesconnectcross-linkhyperlinkinterlinkreference

Formes
  • linked past participle
  • linked past simple
  • linking present participle
  • links third person singular

Variantes phrasallink up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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