0 to join two things or places together -- conectar, comunicar
1 to join two or more things -- empalmar
2 to show or understand the relationship between two ideas, events, etc. -- vincular
3 to join to a system that supplies electricity, gas, etc. -- conectar
4 (of people) to quickly feel a good relationship -- conectar
5 (of planes, buses, trains) to have schedules arranged so that one arrives before another leaves -- enlazar
The topic of the cultural industries is closely connected to the topic of the economic value of culture.
Nobody connected its name with a concrete strategy.
Last, but not least, the fight against poverty and social exclusion should be connected to the existing programs.
We need simple legislation that we can understand, that our voters can understand, so that we can connect with our electorate.
Railways, rivers and canals connect those ports with largely the same industrial areas and with cities brimming with consumers.
This is new, it is the cornerstone, a bridge that connects economic and environmental legislation.
This is a vital budget line to assist developing countries connect with the global trading system.
One crucial one is how we connect our investment and research and development and innovation to the production system itself.
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連接, (使或被)連接, (使或被)相連…
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连接, (使或被)连接, (使或被)相连…
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conectar, ligar…
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~をつなげる, ~とつながる…
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birleştirmek, bağlamak, bağlantı kurmak…
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raccorder, brancher, établir un rapport avec/entre…
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يَصِل, يَرْبِط…
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