connect

UK
/kəˈnɛkt/
US
/kəˈnɛkt/

Translations

connectverb
connected
Past Simple
connected
Past Participle
connecting
Gerund
UK
/kəˈnɛkt/
US
/kəˈnɛkt/
устанавливать связь
We need to connect with the client as soon as possible.
Нам нужно установить связь с клиентом как можно скорее.
I need to connect these two wires.
Мне нужно соединить эти два провода.
Can you connect the printer to the computer?
Можешь подключить принтер к компьютеру?
The bridge will connect the two cities.
Мост будет связывать два города.
Additional translations
connectnoun
connects
pl
UK
/kəˈnɛkt/
US
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The connect between the two friends was strong.
Связь между двумя друзьями была крепкой.
The connect between the two devices was successful.
Соединение между двумя устройствами было успешным.
Additional translations

Definitions

connectverb
To join or link together, typically in order to allow communication or interaction.
The technician will connect the computer to the network.
To establish a relationship or association between two or more things.
The detective was able to connect the suspect to the crime scene.
To engage with someone emotionally or intellectually.
She felt she could really connect with her new friend.
To join or fasten together, often physically.
He connected the two pieces of the puzzle.
To transfer a call to another line or person.
Please hold while I connect you to the manager.
To make successful physical contact with a target, especially in sports or combat.
The boxer tried a left hook but failed to connect.
Of transport services, to allow passengers or freight to transfer directly to another service as part of a journey.
This bus connects with the late-night train to the airport.
connectnoun
A person, organization, or contact that supplies something valuable, especially illicit goods or insider access.
He called his connect to score some tickets for the sold-out concert.