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linking

/ˈlɪŋkɪŋ/

linking up

linkingnoun

linkings

Translations

liaisonTerme général ; s’emploie aussi en phonétique.

The linking of the two networks improved communication between the departments.

La liaison des deux réseaux a amélioré la communication entre les services.

lienPour une relation ou connexion entre des personnes, des choses ou des idées.

Integrated transport policies encourage the linking between suburban towns and the city center.

Des politiques de transport intégrées encouragent le lien entre les villes de banlieue et le centre-ville.

Additional translations

raccordementEmploi technique, notamment pour l’interconnexion de réseaux ou de systèmes.

maillageEmploi informatique ; notamment pour la mise en relation de pages web par des hyperliens.

Definitions

The act or process of connecting or joining two or more things together.

The linking of the two networks improved communication between the departments.

A relationship or connection between people, things, or ideas.

Integrated transport policies encourage the linking between suburban towns and the city center.

(Phonetics) The pronunciation of a normally silent final consonant (especially /r/) when the following word begins with a vowel.

In non-rhotic accents, linking occurs in phrases such as "far away."

The process of creating hyperlinks between webpages or other digital documents.

Effective linking within the website helps users navigate quickly.

Synonyms

linkinggerund / present participle

/ˈlɪŋkɪŋ/

Used attributively or predicatively as a participial adjective (e.g., "linking verbs").

Translations

de liaisonSe dit d’un élément qui relie ou assure la liaison ; emploi fréquent en grammaire et en phonétique.

The linking words in the essay helped to create a smooth flow between ideas.

Les mots de liaison dans la dissertation ont contribué à créer une transition fluide entre les idées.

Definitions

Serving to connect or join different elements or parts.

The linking words in the essay helped to create a smooth flow between ideas.

(Phonetics) Relating to the pronunciation of an otherwise silent final consonant when the following word begins with a vowel.

Linguists analyze linking /r/ in phrases like "far away."

Synonyms

linkverb

linking

Gerund

linked

Past Simple

linked

Past Participle

linking

Gerund

/lɪŋk/

Translations

relier

The engineer linked the two systems to improve efficiency.

L’ingénieur a relié les deux systèmes pour améliorer l’efficacité.

lier

The study links high sugar intake to increased health risks.

L’étude lie une forte consommation de sucre à des risques accrus pour la santé.

Additional translations

associer

Definitions

To connect or join two or more things together.

The engineer linked the two systems to improve efficiency.

To establish a relationship or connection between two or more things.

The study links high sugar intake to increased health risks.

To associate or connect someone or something with another person or thing.

The detective linked the suspect to the crime scene through DNA evidence.

Synonyms

Antonyms

linknoun

Definitions

A relationship or connection between people, things, or ideas.

There is a strong link between smoking and lung cancer.

A single ring or loop in a chain.

The chain was broken because one of the links was missing.

A means of contact or communication between two or more parties.

The internet serves as a vital link for businesses to reach their customers.

A unit in a measuring chain, especially in surveying, equal to 7.92 inches.

The surveyor measured the land using a chain of 100 links.

A hypertext reference in a digital document that allows users to navigate to another document or section.

Click on the link to access the full article.

A sausage that is one of a string of sausages linked together.

She fried a couple of links for breakfast.

linkadjective

Definitions

Serving to connect or acting as a link between things.

The new link road will ease congestion in the town centre.