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associar
catalán
ajuntar
español
asociar
Make a logical or causal connection.
join
tie
link
associate
relate
unite
colligate
tie in
link up
disconnect
dissociate
español
asociar
español
enchufar
Plug into an outlet.
plug in
plug into
unplug
español
enchufar
español
conectar
Establish communication with someone.
get in touch
touch base
español
conectar
1
We hope to improve how people
connect
to businesses and the economy.
2
A new broadband project that will
connect
rural areas to high-speed internet.
3
Find common ground: When making conversation,
connect
first on a social level.
4
I asked the operator to
connect
me to General Clapper's number immediately.
5
I wanted to think about: 'What are the things that
connect
us?
6
Of course, there was no way he'd ever
connect
her with Honey.
7
When faith fades: can the pope still
connect
with a changed Ireland?
8
I
connect
scholarship with nothing but the means of answering difficult questions.
9
It doesn't actually
connect
with Flacommo's house, it leads to the library.
10
Fractals are the mathematical way to
connect
to what's happening in nature.
11
But today most of us can know anything and
connect
with anyone.
12
Many political commentators wonder whether a non-Black candidate can
connect
with African-Americans.
13
The police will never be able to
connect
me to the crime.
14
This is an online organisation where members
connect
to share common interests.
15
New Delhi is already building roads to
connect
with Myanmar and Thailand.
16
It's not often you get asked whether you can
connect
an island.
connect
·
connect with
connect the dots
connect people
connect directly
connect more
portugués
associar
juntar
unir
ligar
reunir
conectar
catalán
ajuntar
connectar
associar
unir
relacionar
vincular
reunir
acoblar
español
asociar
unir
juntar
relacionar
acoplar
vincular
ligar
conectar
enchufar