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Définition et signification de « connect » en anglais

to connect
01

connecter

to join two or more things together 
Transitive: to connect two or more things
Ditransitive: to connect sth to sth
to connect definition and meaning
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
verbe d’action
régulier
présent
connect
3e personne du singulier
connects
participe présent
connecting
passé simple
connected
participe passé
connected
Exemples
The electrician will connect the wires to establish the electrical circuit. 

L'électricien va connecter les fils pour établir le circuit électrique.

1.1

connecter, relier

to join a device such as a computer or cell phone to a computer network or the Internet 
Transitive: to connect to a device or network
Ditransitive: to connect a device to another device or a network
to connect definition and meaning
Exemples
After entering the correct password, I was able to connect my laptop to the Wi-Fi network. 

Après avoir entré le mot de passe correct, j'ai pu connecter mon ordinateur portable au réseau Wi-Fi.

1.2

connecter, relier

to make it possible for someone to communicate via a telephone or computer network 
Ditransitive: to connect sb/sth to sb
to connect definition and meaning
Exemples
I will connect you to our customer service representative to address your inquiries. 

Je vais vous connecter à notre représentant du service client pour répondre à vos demandes.

1.3

brancher

to link something to the main supply of electricity, gas, etc. 
Ditransitive: to connect sth to a power supply
Exemples
The new house will be connected to the power grid once construction is complete. 

La nouvelle maison sera connectée au réseau électrique une fois la construction terminée.

02

s'assembler, se raccorder, relier

to be joined or linked together 
Intransitive
to connect definition and meaning
Exemples
The two rivers connect at the confluence, creating a larger watercourse. 

Les deux rivières se connectent au confluent, créant un cours d'eau plus large.

03

relier, connecter

to establish a logical or causal relationship between ideas, events, or concepts 
Ditransitive: to connect sth with sth
Transitive: to connect two or more things
Exemples
The detective was able to connect the seemingly unrelated clues, solving the mystery. 

Le détective a pu relier les indices apparemment sans rapport, résolvant ainsi le mystère.

04

connecter, frapper

to make forceful contact with a surface or object 
Intransitive
Transitive: to connect with sth
Exemples
As the boxer threw a powerful punch, his fist connected with his opponent's jaw, resulting in a knockout. 

Alors que le boxeur lançait un coup puissant, son poing a connecté avec la mâchoire de son adversaire, entraînant un knockout.

05

connecter, frapper

to make contact successfully with a ball or target during shot or throw 
Intransitive
Exemples
The golfer connected perfectly on the tee shot, sending the ball straight down the fairway. 

Le golfeur a connecté parfaitement son coup de départ, envoyant la balle tout droit sur le fairway.

06

connecter, joindre

to initiate or establish communication with another person 
Transitive: to connect with sb
Exemples
After years of searching, she was finally able to connect with her long-lost friend through social media. 

Après des années de recherche, elle a finalement pu se connecter avec son ami perdu de vue grâce aux réseaux sociaux.

07

se lier, créer un lien

to establish a relationship, bond, or contact with someone, often romantically 
Intransitive
argot
Exemples
I really connected with her at the party last night. 

J'ai vraiment connecté avec elle à la fête hier soir.

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