link
🇺🇸
/lɪŋk/
🇬🇧
/lɪŋk/
noun
A2
a connection between two or more people or things
There is a strong link between exercise and good health.
A2
a relationship between two or more people, countries, or organizations
The ambassador serves as a link between the two countries.
A2
a way to travel or communicate between two places
The new bridge provides a direct link across the river.
A2
a clickable connection between web pages or documents
Click this link to visit our website.
R
one ring of a chain
Each link in the chain must be strong.
R
a long thin sausage or a chain of sausages
The recipe calls for two sausage links.
verb
A2
to connect two things physically or electronically
We need to link these two computers together.
A2
to connect two things, facts, or situations
Smoking is linked to many health problems.
A2
to create a connection between web pages
Please link to our new article on your website.
R
to say that two things or people are connected
News reports often link famous people together.
R
to join by putting one thing through another
The friends link arms when they walk together.
translation
a connection between two or more people or things; a relationship between two or more people, countries, or organizations; a way to travel or communicate between two places; a clickable connection between web pages or documents; one ring of a chain; a long thin sausage or a chain of sausages
to connect two things physically or electronically; to connect two things, facts, or situations; to create a connection between web pages; to say that two things or people are connected; to join by putting one thing through another
Word Forms
3rd Present
links
Past
linked
Perfect
linked
Progressive
linking
Plural
links