connect
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/kəˈnekt/
🇬🇧
/kəˈnekt/
verb
A2
to join things together
The train and bus services connect the towns.
A2
to attach to power or equipment
First, connect the printer to the computer.
A2
to link to the internet or network
The device can connect wirelessly to a mobile phone.
B1
to see a link between things
Nothing could connect him with the crime.
R
to meet for changing transport
His flight to Amsterdam will connect with a flight to New York.
R
to put through by phone
After waiting, I was connected to customer services.
R
to form a good relationship
They met but didn't connect well.
R
to hit something
The blow did connect, causing pain.
translation
to join things together; to attach to power or equipment; to link to the internet or network; to see a link between things; to meet for changing transport; to put through by phone; to form a good relationship; to hit something
Word Forms
3rd Present
connects
Past
connected
Perfect
connected
Progressive
connecting