linked — Connected or joined together; having a relationship or association between elements.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Connected or joined together; having a relationship or association between elements.
Pronunciation (IPA): /lɪŋkt/
Korean meaning: 연결된, 관련된
Korean pronunciation: 링크드 (강세: 링)
Example Sentences
- My phone is linked to my computer, so my photos appear everywhere!
- The detective linked the suspect to three different crime scenes.
- All the smart devices in my house are linked - even my toaster knows when I wake up!
linked
ADJECTIVE//lɪŋkt//
Connected or joined together; having a relationship or association between elements.
Connected or joined together; having a relationship or association between elements.
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The linked computers blinked and winked in perfect sync!
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Origin
From Old Norse 'hlenkr' meaning 'chain' or 'ring of a chain' in the 14th century. The core idea of connecting things together like chain links has remained unchanged to today.
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“My phone is linked to my computer, so my photos appear everywhere!”
“The detective linked the suspect to three different crime scenes.”
“All the smart devices in my house are linked - even my toaster knows when I wake up!”
“Economic growth is closely linked to education levels in the population.”
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