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linked
link /ˈlɪŋk/
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verblinks; linked; linkingto join or connect (two or more things, places, etc.) together [+ obj]The elderly couple linked arms [=kept their bent arms hooked together at the elbow] as they walked down the street. [no obj]to connect (someone or something) to a system, network, etc. [+ obj][+ obj] :to show or prove that a person or thing is related to or involved with somethingbA thing or person that is linked to/with something is connected or related to it in some way.Scientists have discovered a gene that is linked to/with [=involved in] the development of Alzheimer's disease.Your raise is linked to your job performance. [=your raise is related to your job performance; the size of your raise is related to how well you do your job]to cause (different groups, countries, etc.) to be joined together [+ obj]nounplural links[count] a relationship or connection between thingsTheir research shows a link between high cholesterol and an increased risk of heart attacks. [=shows that high cholesterol causes an increased risk of heart attacks]a relationship between people, groups, nations, etc.something that allows movement from one place to anothersomething that allows two or more people or things to communicate with each otherhyperlinka single part of a chainthe weakest link in a computer network [=the part of a computer network that is most likely to fail]US :a long, narrow piece of sausage in a series of connected pieces also; :a small sausage that is long and narrow - see also cuff link links missing link
* Các từ tương tự:
linkage, linking verb, links, linkup
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nounA chain is no stronger than its weakest linkWhat is the link between her arrival and his sudden departure? He thinks he's identified the missing linkverbThey linked arms to form a barrierlink upI cannot help feeling that this murder links up with the others