relate
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ri
late
ˈleɪt
leit
British pronunciation
/rɪˈleɪt/

Definición y significado de "relate"en inglés

to relate
01

relacionar

to make or show a logical connection between two things
Ditransitive: to relate sth to sth
to relate definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
In her presentation, the speaker related economic trends to the global market, providing valuable insights for the audience.
02

relacionar, estar relacionado

to be linked or connected in a cause-and-effect relationship
Transitive: to relate to a cause or outcome
example
Ejemplos
In the field of psychology, certain behaviors may relate to underlying emotional experiences.
En el campo de la psicología, ciertos comportamientos pueden relacionarse con experiencias emocionales subyacentes.
03

contar, relatar

to narrate or recount a story, event, or series of events
Transitive: to relate a narrative
example
Ejemplos
During the interview, the witness related the sequence of events with clarity.
Durante la entrevista, el testigo relató la secuencia de eventos con claridad.
04

estar emparentado, tener un parentesco

to have a familial connection through shared ancestry, blood relations, or marriage
Intransitive: to relate through a common factor
example
Ejemplos
The genealogical study revealed distant relatives who relate through common ancestors and lineage.
El estudio genealógico reveló parientes lejanos que se relacionan a través de ancestros y linaje comunes.
05

relacionarse, conectar

to establish a meaningful connection or relationship with someone based on shared experiences, emotions, or understanding
Transitive: to relate to sb | to relate to someone's emotions
example
Ejemplos
Employees in the small company often relate closely to each other, creating a tight-knit work environment.
Los empleados en la pequeña empresa a menudo se relacionan estrechamente entre sí, creando un ambiente de trabajo muy unido.
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