0 to join two or more things -- raccorder
1 to show or understand the relationship between two ideas, events, etc. -- établir un rapport avec/entre
2 to join to a system that supplies electricity, gas, etc. -- brancher
3 (of people) to quickly feel a good relationship -- bien s’entendre
4 (of planes, buses, trains) to have schedules arranged so that one arrives before another leaves -- assurer la correspondance
5 to join or be joined in some way; to tie or fasten or link together -- relier, connecter, brancher
The incident showed first of all the failure of intelligence, a failure 'to connect the dots'.
Its aim is to gradually connect up the energy markets in the region, overcoming deficiencies in interconnections and creating common market mechanisms.
Is it possible, in such an eventuality, to connect up certain providers or consumers?
Connecting them to existing energy networks is causing problems.
We could also seek formulae so that we can connect to our own debates.
Secondly, we are a democratic society, and digital policy in the audiovisual sector can connect our local citizens to our citizens at the centres of power.
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conectar, comunicar, empalmar…
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birleştirmek, bağlamak, bağlantı kurmak…
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