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to relate
01
to make or show a logical connection between two things
Ditransitive: to relate sth to sth
02
to be linked or connected in a cause-and-effect relationship
Transitive: to relate to a cause or outcome
03
to narrate or recount a story, event, or series of events
Transitive: to relate a narrative
04
to have a familial connection through shared ancestry, blood relations, or marriage
Intransitive: to relate through a common factor
05
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
relate
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relatable
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relatable
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relation
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Example
The historian's book relates the personal stories of individuals to the broader historical context of a significant era.
In her presentation, the speaker related economic trends to the global market, providing valuable insights for the audience.
The teacher encouraged students to relate mathematical concepts to real-world applications for better understanding.
The architect was able to relate the building design to the cultural influences of the community.
The scientist was able to relate the observed patterns in the data to the underlying principles of the experiment.
