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link

noun A2
1

bağlantı, ilişki A2

a connection or relationship between two or more things

The link between the two companies was obvious.

  • She found a link that explained the missing data.
  • Scientists are investigating the link between genetics and behavior.
  • The report highlights a link between climate change and rising sea levels.
  • Understanding the link between theory and practice is essential for advanced research.
  • strong link · güçlü bağ There is a strong link between diet and health.
  • link between · arasında bağ The study shows a link between stress and sleep quality.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: connectionrelationship

2

bağlantı, link, köprü A2

a clickable reference in a digital document that directs to another location

The article includes a link to the original research.

  • She copied the link and sent it to her colleague.
  • A broken link can frustrate users trying to find information.
  • The professor asked students to embed a link to a scholarly source in their essays.
  • Advanced web developers use dynamic links to personalize user experiences.
  • broken link · kırık bağlantı The website contains several broken links.
  • click on the link Please click on the link to download the file.
  • follow the link You can follow the link to access the survey.

sb: somebody · sth: something

topic: Technology and the internet

link

verb A2
1

bağlamak, birleştirmek B1

to connect two or more things together, either physically or conceptually

Scientists link climate change to rising sea levels.

  • The teacher linked the new lesson to students' prior knowledge.
  • Researchers linked the gene mutation to increased disease risk.
  • The software can link multiple files into a single archive automatically.
  • link two ideas · iki fikri bağlamak The professor linked two ideas to explain the theory.
  • link the data · verileri bağlamak We need to link the data from both surveys.
  • link sth to sth She linked the results to the hypothesis in her paper.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: connectjoin

opposite: separate

2

ilişkilendirmek, bağdaştırmak B2

to associate one thing with another, often to show a relationship or relevance

The researcher links stress with reduced memory retention.

  • In his essay, he links the novel's themes with historical events.
  • The curriculum links mathematics with real-world problem solving.
  • Recent findings link social media use with increased anxiety among teens.
  • The conference aims to link interdisciplinary research with policy development.
  • link a concept · bir kavramı ilişkilendirmek The article links the concept of resilience to student success.
  • link theory and practice · teori ile pratiği ilişkilendirmek Effective teaching links theory and practice.
  • link sth with sth The study links stress with lower academic performance.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: associaterelate

simpler: relate

opposite: disconnect

Same family

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link bağlantı, ilişki

linkage bağlantı, ilişki linked bağlantılı, ilişkilendirilmiş

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