英语词汇“link”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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noun (2)
- link (CONNECTION)
- link (CHAIN)
verb (1)
- link (1)

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noun (3)
- link (CONNECTION)
- link (CHAIN)
- link (WORD)

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noun (4)
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verb (5)
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American
Business

linknoun [ C ]

uk/lɪŋk/us/lɪŋk/

link noun [ C ] (CONNECTION)

B2 a connection between two people, things, or ideas:

There's a direct link between diet and heart disease.

Their links with Mexico are still strong.

diplomatic links between the two countries

B1 a connection between documents on the internet:

Click on this link to visit our online bookstore.

More examples

This research confirms the link between aggression and alcohol.
The police have found no evidence of a terrorist link with the murder.
There is a direct link between smoking and lung cancer.
Strong trading links exist between us and many South American countries.
Despite living in different countries, the two families have maintained close links.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Connecting and combining

abut
adjoin
aggregate
allied
amalgamate
assemblage
bind
desegregate
dovetail
eclectic
entwine
fuse
fusion
hitch
linkage
lump sb/sth together
marriage
marry
meld
merge

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Internet terminology

link noun [ C ] (CHAIN)

one of the rings in a chain

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Jewellery

badge
bead
beaded
bindi
bling
charm bracelet
choker
clip-on
coronet
crown
filigree
fob
knuckleduster
pearl
pendant
precious stone
semiprecious
tiepin
trinket
wedding ring

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linkverb [ T ]

uk/lɪŋk/us/lɪŋk/

B2 to make a connection between two or more people, things, or ideas:

The explosions are not thought to be linked in any way.

The use of CFCs has been linked to the depletion of the ozone layer.

More examples

The vaccine has been linked to autism.
The group has been linked with recent bombings.
Police think the murders may be linked.
The two events are linked in my mind.
He has been linked with the pop star.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Linking and relating

affiliated
AL
appertain to sth
applicable
associate
associated
bond
concern
connection
context
interconnected
interplay
interrelate
interrelationship
kindred
tar sb with the same brush idiom
the same/that goes for sb/sth idiom
tie (sth) in
tie-in
tie-up

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Phrasal verb(s)

link (sth) up

linknoun [ C ]

us/lɪŋk/

link noun [ C ] (CONNECTION)

a connection between two things:

There is a clear link between poverty and malnutrition.

A high-speed rail link brings you to the airport.

link noun [ C ] (CHAIN)

one of the rings in a chain

link noun [ C ] (WORD)

a word or image on a website that can take you to another document or website

linknoun [ C ]

uk/lɪŋk/us

TRANSPORT, COMMUNICATIONS a way of travelling or communicating between two places or systems:

a bus/rail/road link

transport/transportation links

link between sth (and sth) There are plans to upgrade the road links between the two countries.

a phone/video link

Interviews can be carried out by video link.

This device creates a link between computers, enabling you to share files, no matter what their size.

[ usually plural ] a relationship between two or more people, countries, companies, etc.:

link with sb/sth Their links with Britain are still strong.

build/establish/strengthen links We need to strengthen our links with colleges doing similar work to ours.

business/trade links

a connection between two or more facts, events, etc.:

link between sth (and sth) The key thing here is the link between consumer confidence and spending on non-essentials.

direct/clear/strong link There is a direct link between the value of the used car and new car prices for the same model.

clear/close/strong link Historical data show the clear link between income tax rates and the size of domestic government spending.

INTERNET, IT a word or image in an electronic document or on a website that you can click on to take you to another part of the document, another document, or another website:

Read this tutorial for web developers in order to find out how to add a link to another website.

Click on this link to visit our online bookstore.

See also

hotlink

hyperlink

linkverb

uk/lɪŋk/us

[ T ] to connect two or more places, people, or things:

link sth to/with sth This corridor links the new offices to the main building.

a new motorway in Ireland, linking Dublin with Galway

All our workstations are linked together with each other.

[ T ] to make or show a connection between two or more people, things, or ideas:

link sth to/with sth The objective is to link the strategy of the corporation with the reality of its business.

be linked to sth Asbestos-related diseases are generally linked to sustained exposure over many years.

Her name is being linked to one of the top jobs in the company.

[ T, usually passive ] FINANCE if the value of money, investments, payments, etc. is linked to something else, it will change when that thing changes:

linked to sth Over a long period, investments linked to stock markets are likely to give the best returns.

See also

index-linked

[ I or T ] INTERNET, IT to make a connection between websites on the internet, or from part of one website to another:

Anyone who has a website can link theirs to another site.

Does this website link to other client sites the company has designed?

[ I ] INTERNET, IT to follow a link to go to another website or part of a website on the internet:

Click here to link to our customer service website.

Phrasal verb(s)

link up

link (sth) up

单词	link
释义	Contents noun (2) link (CONNECTION) link (CHAIN) verb (1) link (1) Contents noun (3) link (CONNECTION) link (CHAIN) link (WORD) Contents noun (4) link (1) link (2) link (3) link (4) verb (5) link (1) link (2) link (3) link (4) link (5) English American Business linknoun [ C ] uk/lɪŋk/us/lɪŋk/ link noun [ C ] (CONNECTION) B2 a connection between two people, things, or ideas: There's a direct link between diet and heart disease. Their links with Mexico are still strong. diplomatic links between the two countries B1 a connection between documents on the internet: Click on this link to visit our online bookstore. More examples This research confirms the link between aggression and alcohol. The police have found no evidence of a terrorist link with the murder. There is a direct link between smoking and lung cancer. Strong trading links exist between us and many South American countries. Despite living in different countries, the two families have maintained close links. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Connecting and combining abut adjoin aggregate allied amalgamate assemblage bind desegregate dovetail eclectic entwine fuse fusion hitch linkage *lump sb/sth* together marriage marry meld merge See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Internet terminology link noun [ C ] (CHAIN) one of the rings in a chain Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Jewellery badge bead beaded bindi bling charm bracelet choker clip-on coronet crown filigree fob knuckleduster pearl pendant precious stone semiprecious tiepin trinket wedding ring See more results » linkverb [ T ] uk/lɪŋk/us/lɪŋk/ B2 to make a connection between two or more people, things, or ideas: The explosions are not thought to be linked in any way. The use of CFCs has been linked to the depletion of the ozone layer. More examples The vaccine has been linked to autism. The group has been linked with recent bombings. Police think the murders may be linked. The two events are linked in my mind. He has been linked with the pop star. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linking and relating affiliated** AL appertain to sth applicable associate associated bond concern connection context interconnected interplay interrelate interrelationship kindred tar sb with the same brush idiom the same/that goes for sb/sth idiom *tie (sth)* in tie-in tie-up See more results » Phrasal verb(s) link (sth) up linknoun [ C ] us/lɪŋk/ link noun [ C ] (CONNECTION) a connection between two things: There is a clear link between poverty and malnutrition. A high-speed rail link brings you to the airport. link noun [ C ] (CHAIN) one of the rings in a chain link noun [ C ] (WORD) a word or image on a website that can take you to another document or website linknoun [ C ] uk/lɪŋk/us TRANSPORT, COMMUNICATIONS a way of travelling or communicating between two places or systems: a bus/rail/road link transport/transportation links link between sth (and sth) There are plans to upgrade the road links between the two countries. a phone/video link Interviews can be carried out by video link. This device creates a link between computers, enabling you to share files, no matter what their size. [ usually plural ] a relationship between two or more people, countries, companies, etc.: link with sb/sth Their links with Britain are still strong. build/establish/strengthen links We need to strengthen our links with colleges doing similar work to ours. business/trade links a connection between two or more facts, events, etc.: link between sth (and sth) The key thing here is the link between consumer confidence and spending on non-essentials. direct/clear/strong link There is a direct link between the value of the used car and new car prices for the same model. clear/close/strong link Historical data show the clear link between income tax rates and the size of domestic government spending. INTERNET, IT a word or image in an electronic document or on a website that you can click on to take you to another part of the document, another document, or another website: Read this tutorial for web developers in order to find out how to add a link to another website. Click on this link to visit our online bookstore. See also hotlink hyperlink linkverb uk/lɪŋk/us [ T ] to connect two or more places, people, or things: link sth to/with sth This corridor links the new offices to the main building. a new motorway in Ireland, linking Dublin with Galway All our workstations are linked together with each other. [ T ] to make or show a connection between two or more people, things, or ideas: link sth to/with sth The objective is to link the strategy of the corporation with the reality of its business. be linked to sth Asbestos-related diseases are generally linked to sustained exposure over many years. Her name is being linked to one of the top jobs in the company. [ T, usually passive ] FINANCE if the value of money, investments, payments, etc. is linked to something else, it will change when that thing changes: linked to sth Over a long period, investments linked to stock markets are likely to give the best returns. See also index-linked [ I or T ] INTERNET, IT to make a connection between websites on the internet, or from part of one website to another: Anyone who has a website can link theirs to another site. Does this website link to other client sites the company has designed? [ I ] INTERNET, IT to follow a link to go to another website or part of a website on the internet: Click here to link to our customer service website. Phrasal verb(s)** link up link (sth) up
随便看	lorries lorry lorry lose lose count lose count of something lose face lose face lose ground lose ground lose heart lose it lose lose lose money, dollars, pounds lose money, dollars, pounds, etc. lose out lose sight of lose sight of sth lose sight of sth lose sleep lose sleep (over something) lose sleep over something lose sleep over/about sth lose the dressing room lose the plot