Rechercher
to connect
01
connecter
to join two or more things together
Transitive: to connect two or more things
Ditransitive: to connect sth to sth
1.1
connecter, lier
to join a device such as a computer or cell phone to a computer network or the Internet
1.2
connecter, mettre en relation
to make it possible for someone to communicate via a telephone or computer network
1.3
brancher
to link something to the main supply of electricity, gas, etc.
02
s'assembler, se raccorder, relier
to be joined or linked together
Intransitive
03
établir un lien, relier
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
04
se connecter, frapper
to make forceful contact with a surface or object
Intransitive
Transitive: to connect with sth
05
connecter, frapper
to make contact successfully with a ball or target during shot or throw
Intransitive
06
connecter, établir un contact
to initiate or establish communication with another person
Transitive: to connect with sb
07
se connecter, établir un lien
to create a meaningful and harmonious relationship or understanding with someone
Intransitive
connect
v
connected
adj
connected
adj
connecter
n
connecter
n
connection
n
connection
n
Exemple
The bridge connects the two sides of the river, providing a passage for pedestrians and vehicles.
The electrician will connect the wires to establish the electrical circuit.
We need to connect the printer to the computer using a USB cable.
The subway system in the city connects various neighborhoods, making transportation convenient.
Regional transportation networks connect cities and towns within a particular area.
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