link
link 英 [lɪŋk] 美 [lɪŋk]
n. 联系 v. 连接,联系
进行时:linking 过去式:linked 过去分词:linked 第三人称单数:links 名词复数:links
- Before it was the universal word for traveling around the Internet, link was just a connection or a device that connects things, like the links in a chain.
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- n. 联系
- v. 连接,联系
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1. to establish trade links with Asia
与亚洲建立贸易关系
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2. a link road
连接路
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3. The speech was broadcast via a satellite link.
这次演讲是通过卫星播放的。
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4. Police suspect there may be a link between the two murders.
警方怀疑那两桩凶杀案可能有关联。
- link (n.) early 15c., "one of a series of rings or loops which form a chain; section of a cord," probably from Old Norse *hlenkr or a similar Scandinavian source (compare Old Norse hlekkr "link," in plural, "chain;" Old Swedish lænker "chain, link," Norwegian lenke "a link," Danish lænke "a chain," German Gelenk "articulation, a joint of the body; a link, ring"), from Proto-Germanic *khlink- (source also of German lenken "to bend, turn, lead"), from PIE root *kleng- "to bend, turn." Related to lank, flank, flinch.
- link (n.2) "torch of tow, pitch, etc.," 1520s, of uncertain origin, possibly from Medieval Latin linchinus, from lichinus "wick," from Greek lykhnos "portable light, lamp," from PIE root *leuk- "light, brightness."
- link (n.3) "undulating sandy ground," especially in a golf course; see links.
- link (v.) "to bind, fasten, couple, unite as if by links," late 14c., believed to be from link (n.1), though it is attested earlier. Intransitive sense "become connected, join in marriage" is from 1530s. Related: Linked; linking.
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