link — a connection between two things or people
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a connection between two things or people
Pronunciation (IPA): /lɪŋk/
Korean meaning: 연결, 관련성
Korean pronunciation: 링크 (강세: 링크)
Example Sentences
- My grandma still thinks a computer link is a type of sausage.
- The detective found a link between the two crimes.
- This tunnel links Korea and Japan underwater.
link
NOUN//lɪŋk//
a connection between two things or people
Connecting two parts together
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The deeper you think, the more links sink.
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Origin
From Old Norse 'hlenkr' meaning 'chain', which entered Middle English through Scandinavian influence. The word originally referred to a single loop or ring of a chain, then extended to mean any connection or bond.
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“My grandma still thinks a computer link is a type of sausage.”
“The detective found a link between the two crimes.”
“This tunnel links Korea and Japan underwater.”
“He's the weakest link in our study group - he only brings snacks.”
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