connect in English: To join two things together so that they work as one. (verb)

Translation

To join two things together so that they work as one.

Word origin

From Latin connectere, built from con (together) and nectere (to tie).

Verb typeregular (connect, connects, connected)

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"Connect A to B" joins two things together.

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Here "connect" means to join two places.

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"Connect to" is also used about phones and computers.

join

To come together with other people, or to put two things together.

connection

The way two things or people are joined or belong together.

contact

When people speak or write to each other, or when two things touch.

tie

To join or hold something in place with string, rope, or a knot.

together

With each other, as a group, in the same place at the same time.

wire

A long thin piece of metal that bends easily, used to hold things together or to carry electricity.

link

A connection between two things, or one of the rings that make a chain.

associate

To connect people or things in your mind, or to spend time with someone.

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