connective

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Übersetzungen

connectivesubstantiv
connectives
Pl.
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connecteurEn grammaire et en logique.
In the sentence 'I wanted to go, but I was too tired,' the word 'but' is a connective.
Dans la phrase « I wanted to go, but I was too tired », le mot « but » est un connecteur.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
lienAu sens général, pour désigner un élément qui relie deux choses.
connectiveadjektiv
more connective
Komp.
most connective
Super.
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connectifD’usage courant en anatomie et en linguistique au sens de « qui relie ». Au féminin : connective.
Connective tissue supports and binds the body's organs.
Le tissu connectif soutient et relie les organes du corps.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
de liaisonEmploi plus général pour exprimer une fonction de liaison ou de connexion.

Definitionen

connectivesubstantiv
A word or phrase that connects clauses or sentences, such as a conjunction.
In the sentence 'I wanted to go, but I was too tired,' the word 'but' is a connective.
A symbol or operator in logic that joins one or more propositions to form a compound proposition.
In propositional calculus, '∨' is the logical connective representing disjunction.
Something that connects or serves as a link between things.
The footbridge acts as a connective between the two parts of the park.
connectiveadjektiv
Serving to connect or link together.
The connective tissue in the body plays a crucial role in supporting and binding other tissues.
Relating to or involving connections or links between things.
The connective words in the essay helped to create a smooth flow of ideas.