- link up
- verb1. connect, fasten, or put together two or more pieces-
Can you connect the two loudspeakers?
-Tie the ropes together
-Link arms
• Ant: ↑disconnect (for: ↑connect)• Derivationally related forms:↑linkup, ↑tie (for: ↑tie), ↑link (for: ↑link), ↑linkage (for: ↑link), ↑connective (for: ↑connect), ↑connector (for: ↑connect), ↑connecter (for: ↑connect)• Hyponyms:↑join, ↑conjoin, ↑ground, ↑bring together, ↑attach, ↑daisy-chain, ↑tie, ↑interconnect, ↑interlink, ↑tee, ↑put through, ↑hitch, ↑hang together, ↑interdepend, ↑bridge, ↑bridge over• Verb Frames:-Somebody ——s something
-Something ——s something
-Somebody ——s somebody PP
-Somebody ——s something PP
2. make a logical or causal connection-I cannot connect these two pieces of evidence in my mind
-colligate these facts
-I cannot relate these events at all
• Ant: ↑dissociate (for: ↑associate)• Derivationally related forms:↑connective (for: ↑connect), ↑connection (for: ↑connect), ↑connexion (for: ↑connect), ↑colligation (for: ↑colligate), ↑link (for: ↑link), ↑linkage (for: ↑link), ↑relation (for: ↑relate), ↑associative (for: ↑associate), ↑associable (for: ↑associate), ↑associatory (for: ↑associate), ↑association (for: ↑associate)• Hyponyms:• Verb Frames:-Somebody ——s somebody with something
-Somebody ——s something with something
3. be or become joined or united or linked-The two streets connect to become a highway
-Our paths joined
-The travelers linked up again at the airport
• Derivationally related forms: ↑jointure (for: ↑join), ↑juncture (for: ↑join), ↑joining (for: ↑join), ↑link (for: ↑link), ↑linkage (for: ↑link), ↑connective (for: ↑connect)• Hyponyms: ↑syndicate, ↑articulate, ↑complect, ↑interconnect, ↑interlink• Verb Frames:-Something ——s
-Somebody ——s
Useful english dictionary. 2012.