英语词汇“link”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

link¹

noun lɪŋklɪŋk

1A relationship between two things or situations, especially where one affects the other.
事物间的联系，关联
a commission to investigate a link between pollution and forest decline
一个调查污染和森林面积减少之间联系的委员会。
Example sentencesExamples
- The most in-depth study ever conducted into the links between drugs, street prostitution and homelessness in Glasgow is to be published on Friday.
- Police were yesterday investigating possible links with a knife attack in nearby London Fields last Thursday.
- Our results suggest a possible causal link between airborne particulate matter from traffic and chronic respiratory symptoms.
- Further research will be necessary to determine the direction of causality of that link and to investigate possible links with aggressive behavior.
- Police in Salisbury are investigating links with an armed robbery in Amesbury, after a man was seen with a handgun last week.
- In these circumstances, and without more, it seems to me that the necessary causal link is sufficiently established.
- The work will look at what else in the body is affected by anti-inflammatory drugs to identify potential links with bowel cancer.
- Dieticians say the survey shows the clear link between obesity and deprivation.
Synonyms
connection, relationship, relatedness, association, linkage, tie-up
1. 1.1 A relationship or connection between people, countries, or organizations.
  （社交、职业上的）联系
  he retained strong links with the media
  他同媒体保持着紧密的联系。
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Ken has close links with other company chairmen and chief executives and investors,’ says Park.
  The spokesman said one of the conditions of the company continuing their contract was that he severed links with the company.
  For those who want a stable Asia, the interest in establishing close links with Japan should be obvious.
  All these magazines have deals with the record companies, even personal links with the stars themselves.
  He also asserted that they had yet to investigate to see if there were any links with some of the executives at the state company.
  The US study found men who do not have many close links with friends and family have higher levels of a blood molecule which indicates inflammation.
  He omitted to tell investors of his links with some of those companies.
  This makes it harder to question and challenge the structures and authorities which affect our lives or to make the links with others in similar situations or who will support us.
  At the time, the Arab ambassadors expressed their interest in fostering more business links with Scottish companies.
  It has developed links with 8,500 companies and with all of York and North Yorkshire's secondary schools, and 85 per cent of its primary schools.
  She will tell universities they must forge closer links with their local communities and schools.
  I applaud social, cultural and trading links with our European friends.
  When that happens we deal with the culprits and we have established good links with the bus company.
  He said Bradford had many experts in inter-faith relations and good links with other faith leaders, which made the city the perfect place to deliver training.
  He now has a Birmingham and a Westmead branch as well as links with many other companies.
  Most Pakistani Americans maintain close links with relatives and friends in Pakistan.
  Some insurance companies have links with alarm providers and locksmiths who may offer extra discount on the cost of locks or alarms.
  We are trying to reach as many of our former students and graduates as possible to tell them to come along and meet old friends and renew links with their former college.
  What is the University doing to forge closer links with the local community?
  A succession of tutors was his only tenuous link with the larger world.
  Synonyms
  bond, tie, attachment, connection, relationship, association, affiliation
  mutual interest, liaison
  nexus
2. 1.2 Something that enables communication between people.
  沟通的纽带，桥梁
  sign language interpreters represent a vital link between the deaf and hearing communities
  手语翻译是聋哑人和听力健全人士之间的重要沟通纽带。
  Example sentencesExamples
  These ‘storyboards’ became powerful communication links for all who walked the Disney halls.
  The nurse is the communication link between the doctor and the patient, the patient and the family, and the family and the doctor.
  He has been a beat officer for the past three years and is a vital link between the community and police.
  The origins of this project lie in the aspirations of the EU to foster and develop greater links of communication and co-operation between Europeans.
  But officers are hoping two separate regiments will preserve many more traditions and close community links which are vital to strong recruitment.
3. 1.3 A means of contact, travel, or transport between two places.
  （两地之间的）联系方式；交通线
  they set up a satellite link with Tokyo
  他们建立了与东京的卫星联系。
  a high-speed rail link to the Channel Tunnel
  与海峡隧道相连的高速铁路。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Transportation links by road and water continue to be erratic in Croatia, so flying to Split and taking the ferry remains the most efficient means of getting to and from the island.
  The problem is, they can already do so via commercial services that use satellite links to provide in-flight Wi-Fi access.
  To keep up, we not only must build more effective transportation links, but we must operate them more efficiently.
  And, he said, some of the planned improvements in existing road and public transport links would make all the difference.
  Lastly, the state of the rail and road links between Hastings and London is a reason to improve the digital connectivity - making it less necessary to travel.
  Before there were roads or rail links, the colony built a pier so boats could transport people and supplies from Mobile.
  Further, the committee also stated that all the link roads were carrying traffic much above their capacity.
  The Teledesic architecture is wireless point-to-point links between a satellite and a fixed station on the ground.
  Yet, distance is not the only criteria on which to compare the options of VHF and satellite links.
  Roads, rail links, airports, public housing, factories - all subsidised for the central economy - were on the brink of ruin.
  Satellite links will also be useful whenever time is an issue.
  What's more, secondary ports tend to lack the high-capacity road and rail links that big transport centers demand.
  An exclusion zone has been declared, and road and transport links nearby have been closed.
  While HAPs are unproven, Internet traffic is traveling over geosynchronous satellite links today.
  Each of the flats for the deaf has been set up with a computer video link, enabling the deaf tenants to communicate in sign language with workers in the staff base.
  Residents are set to fight plans for a proposed link road to ease traffic congestion between Wigan and Atherton.
  Damage to roads and other transport links was extensive, and took many days to repair.
  A look at a map will confirm that the ‘natural’ east-west rail and road links converge on Montreal.
  From now on, he said, bosses of commerce and industry will have a real say on issues like allocating land for business and housing development, road links and transportation.
  However, Mr Clark stressed the need to improve road transport links to the airport because of its location.
4. 1.4Computing A code or instruction which connects one part of a program or an element in a list to another.
  〔计算机〕链路
  Example sentencesExamples
  Sorry I can't post a direct link to any direct article.
  One hides its adverts amongst the normal links at the bottom of each page.
  Do you want to know the best way to obtain inbound links to your web site?
  Click on the audio link at the bottom of the page.
  You may republish if you include an active link to the original and leave this notice in place.
5. 1.5
  short for hyperlink
2A ring or loop in a chain.
（链状物的）一环
a chain made of steel links
figurative ministers are the vital link in the chain between the civil service and Parliament
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the men wear finely-wrought gold rings, like open links of chain, around their necks.
- You start with a problem and you uncover deeper and quiet different contents in the chain of links leading to the deepest cause of the problem you started with.
- The police know there are people who could provide those vital missing links which would bring the driver to justice.
- The other vital link in the chain are the bureaucrats.
- All commands of this chain will keep rotating in the replay loop one by one like links of the chain circled around a rod.
- Of the three links in his argument chain, I do not dispute the last.
- He makes a speciality of finding the weak link in the chain.
- Not all the links in their chain of logic are steel.
- In reality, even in the first links of the chain of causality the causes have already flowed and dissolved beyond the scope of our vision.
- I'm swinging so high that the chain links rattle at the top of each arc.
- I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons.
- She had me stop and asked me where the original idea behind starting the conversation had originated and we mentally retraced the links in my chain of thought back to the totally innocuous thing that had started it.
- The purpose of this study is to provide one missing link in a growing chain of knowledge.
- Strengthen the primary and assistance muscles and you'll have no weak links in the chain.
- The bay is made up of two parts, like two links in a chain, separated by a coral or sandbar.
- On his right arm just above the elbow he wore several cords, and one chain of metal links, with charms attached to them.
- That earns you a suit of medieval armor and a giant cannonball lashed to your left leg with five links of rusty chain.
- It is important that the Government does not break any links in the chain when implementing the report.
- That simple purchase, however, was foreordained to be a vital link in the chain of Reformation history in England.
- It is a tactic he has employed before, but it serves to clarify hidden links in a chain of process and development.
Synonyms
loop, ring, connection, connective, connector, coupling, joint, knot
1. 2.1 A unit of measurement of length equal to one hundredth of a surveying chain (7.92 inches).
  令（长度单位，1令等于1测链的百分之一，即7.92英寸）

verb lɪŋklɪŋk

[with object]

1Make, form, or suggest a connection with or between.
联系，建立连接
rumours that linked his name with Judith
把他的名字和朱迪思联系在一起的传言。
foreign and domestic policy are linked
外交和内政是互相联系的。
no object she linked up with an artistic group
她和一个艺术团体建立了联系。
Example sentencesExamples
- It linked up with the experiences of the workforce and appealed directly to them.
- The former Real Madrid ace linked up with his new Middlesbrough team mates for the first time yesterday.
- He went into sports sponsorship full time, setting up deals in football and motor sport, sometimes linking the pair together.
- It also has a cross border element and is also linked up with schools in Austria and Luxembourg.
- An alternative view might instead suggest linking globalization to the creation of a global regulatory framework that would make markets accountable to international political institutions.
- And when he returned to England, he linked up with his old school to send out unwanted books.
- In this connection he links Vermeer's name to that of Canaletto, who is believed to have used the camera extensively and who is also remarkable for his wide-angle perspectives.
- Reports suggested the alert was linked to a series of attacks with a white powder being sent to banks across the area.
- Several potential mechanisms have been suggested linking cardiovascular disease and death with binge drinking and alcohol withdrawal.
- Vision links strategic policy to tactical actions; leadership relates to training the next generation of military personnel.
- As he suggests, linking artistic motivation with money purely to increase the ease of studying copyright would be too simplistic.
- But the fact of the matter is that people, personalities and policy are closely linked.
- The exhibit suggests that body art links an individual to a society, group, or class.
- The club have linked up with the nearby secondary school in the search for design ideas for next season's new kits.
- The moment we linked up with dogs is probably one of the most crucial events in human history.
- What links Carnaby Street boutiques with the Hornsey student sit-in of May '68?
- The liberal view is that linking them together has been a successful policy over a period of decades and that whatever changes may or may not be made to the program should preserve this linkage.
- Every pupil will be linked up with an undergraduate mentor and they will attend lectures as well as lessons.
- There was nothing more than anecdotal evidence to suggest illnesses were linked to the scheme.
- The bid to avoid deadlock at the summit also suggested linking the rebate's evolution to agricultural aid after 2013.
Synonyms
associate, connect, relate, join, bracket, draw a connection between, marry, wed
1. 1.1 Connect or join physically.
  连接
  a network of routes linking towns and villages
  连接城乡的交通网络。
  the cows are linked up to milking machines
  奶牛和挤奶机连在一起了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The town is considering extending the trails to eventually link the entire route around the lake.
  To share the video conversation with a wider audience, the phone can be linked up to a TV.
  The suggestion for linking our major rivers is not new.
  What about the promise that Sligo would be linked up to the new natural gas line?
  In addition to linking villages to market towns and services such as doctors' surgeries and Green Hammerton post office, the mini-bus will be available for hire by community groups and schools.
  The 3-kilometer tunnel links Sochi with five settlements in the mountains, including the popular Krasnaya Polyana ski resort.
  North Yorkshire Police had raised concerns over the plans, because of the small size of the building, suggesting the staircase linking the two floors could become a flashpoint for any trouble.
  An extensive network of highways links Mexican cities and towns.
  They were never linked up to Tendring Council's monitoring centre and were not maintained.
  Officers believe the vandals followed a route as the targeted streets all link up with one another.
  Built on an old railway line, the 35-mile track links Bordeaux with Sauveterre de Guyenne.
  It is one of only a few routes linking the village with Colchester and diversions will have to be set up directing traffic on to a narrower route along Haye Lane.
  Instead, new bus routes will link town centres and communities to railway stations.
  The property is adjacent to the Great Southern Hotel and also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas.
  The bus station is set to be built on what is currently Osborne Street, and link with the proposed Vineyard Gate shopping development.
  Do not link more than three light strands, unless the directions indicate it is safe.
  They are medium-distance through-routes connecting important towns and linking the national primary routes.
  There are direct and mechanical effects, such as flicking a light switch that directly links two pieces of metal, and a light goes on immediately.
  The property also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas.
  Direct trains to Greenwich, Lewisham, Gravesend and Charing Cross, combined with several bus routes linking the town to Dartford and Bluewater, make it easy to get in and out of Crayford.
  Synonyms
  join, connect, fasten, attach, bind, unite, combine, amalgamate
  clamp, secure, fix, affix, tie, stick, hitch, bond, knit, glue, cement, fuse, weld, solder, couple, yoke
2. 1.2Computing Create a hyperlink between (web pages or hypertext documents)
  I've had problems linking my blog to other websites
  no object it turns out he reads my blogs and was very pleased I'd linked to his article
  Example sentencesExamples
  The article linked above, for example, gives fascinating insights into the people of Ethiopia.
  Check out the first book in the series, conveniently linked below.
  Notes about each song including lyrics can be found on the individual song page linked below.
  You will have to forgive me (or at least I'm asking you to) for linking news articles with such fervor in recent times.
  As a writer for this and other magazines, I find my stuff often gets linked to by assorted bloggers.
  The article linked to above makes some good points.
  Bloggers link to articles and opinion pieces all the time without independently checking the facts in them.
  Second, this material has to be converted to HTML, and the resulting pages linked to the course homepage.
  Why am I the only libertarian blogger linking this?
  Placing your portfolio on the Web allows you to link your pages to related information, which helps to situate your work within a broader context of your choosing.
  Browse the articles to which I've linked below for information on particular varieties of flowering landscape trees.
  Make sure that all site map pages are linked together.
  Sorry about the bad link earlier, I can't seem to link the page directly.
  Bloggers link to other blogger's posts to argue with them.
  Specific research interests are listed on the individual faculty pages linked at the left.
  His address can be found at the web page linked in the next paragraph.
  Right now that URL links to an older post of mine, but I will update it after the conference itself.
  Linking to and posting interesting messages on other relevant blogs may help build an audience, particularly if those other bloggers link back to you.
3. 1.3 Clasp; intertwine.
  挽住，勾住
  once outside he linked arms with her
  一到外面，他就和她臂挽着臂。
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Yeah,’ she whispered, linking her arm in his as they left the room.
  Encouraging everyone to link arms, he said this was a massive show of solidarity on the part of Waterford and the Government was not going to break it.
  She didn't let any of her new nervousness show and forced a smile as she showed off the dress before linking her arm through his once more and then walking back up the aisle.
  It meant being prepared to link arms with their political opponents in the centre and the right in opposition to terrorism.
  She links her arm through mine and directs me gently down the path.
  ‘And off we go to Spanish,’ she continued, linking an arm in mine.
  We linked arms and sang the Lambeth Walk and formed a conga line, there was laughter, and singing.
  Hundreds of European fishermen are to link arms in a unique show of solidarity as they fight to save their industry from a predicted collapse.
  I picked him up and we linked arms and headed to my house.
  In Kiev, protesters standing five deep and linking arms blockaded the cabinet building.
  Finally she links her arm into mine again and starts walking.
  But they made it a night to remember, with fireworks, a sound system belting out Auld Lang Syne, and revellers linking arms with police and dancing in the street.
  That is not the best position from which to link arms and march boldly towards the future.
  Before I even know what he's doing, he links his arms around my waist and he pulls me closer.
  It would take over 25 people linking arms to form a circle around some of the largest of these trees.
  More floral tributes were laid on Monday by her friends, who approached the site linking arms.
  And I'll tell you, I'm prepared to link arms with John and others and get this done.
  I follow Matt outside, where he links his arm with mine.
  I link arms with my agent, my soul mate, my wife.
  Arms will be linked, kisses exchanged and a chorus of Auld Lang Syne belted out.

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting a loop; also as a verb in the sense 'connect physically'): from Old Norse hlekkr, of Germanic origin; related to German Gelenk 'joint'.

Rhymes

bethink, blink, brink, cinque, clink, dink, drink, fink, Frink, gink, ink, interlink, jink, kink, mink, pink, plink, prink, rink, shrink, sink, skink, slink, stink, sync, think, wink, zinc

link²

noun lɪŋklɪŋk

historical

A torch of pitch and tow for lighting the way in dark streets.
〈史〉（行路时照明用）沥青和麻屑火把

Origin

Early 16th century: perhaps from medieval Latin li(n)chinus 'wick', from Greek lukhnos 'light'.

link¹

nounliNGklɪŋk

1A relationship between two things or situations, especially where one thing affects the other.
事物间的联系，关联
investigating a link between pollution and forest decline
一个调查污染和森林面积减少之间联系的委员会。
Example sentencesExamples
- Our results suggest a possible causal link between airborne particulate matter from traffic and chronic respiratory symptoms.
- Police were yesterday investigating possible links with a knife attack in nearby London Fields last Thursday.
- The most in-depth study ever conducted into the links between drugs, street prostitution and homelessness in Glasgow is to be published on Friday.
- In these circumstances, and without more, it seems to me that the necessary causal link is sufficiently established.
- Further research will be necessary to determine the direction of causality of that link and to investigate possible links with aggressive behavior.
- The work will look at what else in the body is affected by anti-inflammatory drugs to identify potential links with bowel cancer.
- Police in Salisbury are investigating links with an armed robbery in Amesbury, after a man was seen with a handgun last week.
- Dieticians say the survey shows the clear link between obesity and deprivation.
Synonyms
connection, relationship, relatedness, association, linkage, tie-up
1. 1.1 A social or professional connection between people or organizations.
  （社交、职业上的）联系
  he retained strong links with the media
  他同媒体保持着紧密的联系。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He also asserted that they had yet to investigate to see if there were any links with some of the executives at the state company.
  He omitted to tell investors of his links with some of those companies.
  When that happens we deal with the culprits and we have established good links with the bus company.
  For those who want a stable Asia, the interest in establishing close links with Japan should be obvious.
  We are trying to reach as many of our former students and graduates as possible to tell them to come along and meet old friends and renew links with their former college.
  Most Pakistani Americans maintain close links with relatives and friends in Pakistan.
  She will tell universities they must forge closer links with their local communities and schools.
  The spokesman said one of the conditions of the company continuing their contract was that he severed links with the company.
  All these magazines have deals with the record companies, even personal links with the stars themselves.
  This makes it harder to question and challenge the structures and authorities which affect our lives or to make the links with others in similar situations or who will support us.
  I applaud social, cultural and trading links with our European friends.
  Some insurance companies have links with alarm providers and locksmiths who may offer extra discount on the cost of locks or alarms.
  A succession of tutors was his only tenuous link with the larger world.
  It has developed links with 8,500 companies and with all of York and North Yorkshire's secondary schools, and 85 per cent of its primary schools.
  He said Bradford had many experts in inter-faith relations and good links with other faith leaders, which made the city the perfect place to deliver training.
  The US study found men who do not have many close links with friends and family have higher levels of a blood molecule which indicates inflammation.
  At the time, the Arab ambassadors expressed their interest in fostering more business links with Scottish companies.
  ‘Ken has close links with other company chairmen and chief executives and investors,’ says Park.
  He now has a Birmingham and a Westmead branch as well as links with many other companies.
  What is the University doing to forge closer links with the local community?
  Synonyms
  bond, tie, attachment, connection, relationship, association, affiliation
2. 1.2 Something that enables communication between people.
  沟通的纽带，桥梁
  sign language interpreters represent a vital link between the deaf and hearing communities
  手语翻译是聋哑人和听力健全人士之间的重要沟通纽带。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He has been a beat officer for the past three years and is a vital link between the community and police.
  But officers are hoping two separate regiments will preserve many more traditions and close community links which are vital to strong recruitment.
  These ‘storyboards’ became powerful communication links for all who walked the Disney halls.
  The nurse is the communication link between the doctor and the patient, the patient and the family, and the family and the doctor.
  The origins of this project lie in the aspirations of the EU to foster and develop greater links of communication and co-operation between Europeans.
3. 1.3 A means of contact, travel, or transport between two points or places.
  （两地之间的）联系方式；交通线
  they set up a satellite link with Tokyo
  他们建立了与东京的卫星联系。
  a rail link from Newark to Baltimore
  Example sentencesExamples
  Roads, rail links, airports, public housing, factories - all subsidised for the central economy - were on the brink of ruin.
  Further, the committee also stated that all the link roads were carrying traffic much above their capacity.
  Each of the flats for the deaf has been set up with a computer video link, enabling the deaf tenants to communicate in sign language with workers in the staff base.
  Satellite links will also be useful whenever time is an issue.
  An exclusion zone has been declared, and road and transport links nearby have been closed.
  While HAPs are unproven, Internet traffic is traveling over geosynchronous satellite links today.
  Lastly, the state of the rail and road links between Hastings and London is a reason to improve the digital connectivity - making it less necessary to travel.
  The problem is, they can already do so via commercial services that use satellite links to provide in-flight Wi-Fi access.
  And, he said, some of the planned improvements in existing road and public transport links would make all the difference.
  Before there were roads or rail links, the colony built a pier so boats could transport people and supplies from Mobile.
  Residents are set to fight plans for a proposed link road to ease traffic congestion between Wigan and Atherton.
  A look at a map will confirm that the ‘natural’ east-west rail and road links converge on Montreal.
  Damage to roads and other transport links was extensive, and took many days to repair.
  To keep up, we not only must build more effective transportation links, but we must operate them more efficiently.
  What's more, secondary ports tend to lack the high-capacity road and rail links that big transport centers demand.
  Transportation links by road and water continue to be erratic in Croatia, so flying to Split and taking the ferry remains the most efficient means of getting to and from the island.
  The Teledesic architecture is wireless point-to-point links between a satellite and a fixed station on the ground.
  From now on, he said, bosses of commerce and industry will have a real say on issues like allocating land for business and housing development, road links and transportation.
  Yet, distance is not the only criteria on which to compare the options of VHF and satellite links.
  However, Mr Clark stressed the need to improve road transport links to the airport because of its location.
4. 1.4Computing A code or instruction which connects one part of a program or an element in a list to another.
  〔计算机〕链路
  Example sentencesExamples
  Sorry I can't post a direct link to any direct article.
  Click on the audio link at the bottom of the page.
  You may republish if you include an active link to the original and leave this notice in place.
  Do you want to know the best way to obtain inbound links to your web site?
  One hides its adverts amongst the normal links at the bottom of each page.
5. 1.5
  short for hyperlink
2A ring or loop in a chain.
（链状物的）一环
Example sentencesExamples
- She had me stop and asked me where the original idea behind starting the conversation had originated and we mentally retraced the links in my chain of thought back to the totally innocuous thing that had started it.
- That earns you a suit of medieval armor and a giant cannonball lashed to your left leg with five links of rusty chain.
- You start with a problem and you uncover deeper and quiet different contents in the chain of links leading to the deepest cause of the problem you started with.
- All commands of this chain will keep rotating in the replay loop one by one like links of the chain circled around a rod.
- The police know there are people who could provide those vital missing links which would bring the driver to justice.
- Many of the men wear finely-wrought gold rings, like open links of chain, around their necks.
- I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons.
- The purpose of this study is to provide one missing link in a growing chain of knowledge.
- Of the three links in his argument chain, I do not dispute the last.
- I'm swinging so high that the chain links rattle at the top of each arc.
- On his right arm just above the elbow he wore several cords, and one chain of metal links, with charms attached to them.
- It is important that the Government does not break any links in the chain when implementing the report.
- He makes a speciality of finding the weak link in the chain.
- It is a tactic he has employed before, but it serves to clarify hidden links in a chain of process and development.
- Strengthen the primary and assistance muscles and you'll have no weak links in the chain.
- The bay is made up of two parts, like two links in a chain, separated by a coral or sandbar.
- In reality, even in the first links of the chain of causality the causes have already flowed and dissolved beyond the scope of our vision.
- Not all the links in their chain of logic are steel.
- That simple purchase, however, was foreordained to be a vital link in the chain of Reformation history in England.
- The other vital link in the chain are the bureaucrats.
Synonyms
loop, ring, connection, connective, connector, coupling, joint, knot
1. 2.1 A unit of measurement of length equal to one hundredth of a surveying chain (7.92 inches).
  令（长度单位，1令等于1测链的百分之一，即7.92英寸）

verbliNGklɪŋk

1Make, form, or suggest a connection with or between.
联系，建立连接
with object rumors that linked his name with Judith
把他的名字和朱迪思联系在一起的传言。
foreign and domestic policy are linked
外交和内政是互相联系的。
no object she was linked up with an artistic group
她和一个艺术团体建立了联系。
Example sentencesExamples
- And when he returned to England, he linked up with his old school to send out unwanted books.
- The exhibit suggests that body art links an individual to a society, group, or class.
- An alternative view might instead suggest linking globalization to the creation of a global regulatory framework that would make markets accountable to international political institutions.
- The liberal view is that linking them together has been a successful policy over a period of decades and that whatever changes may or may not be made to the program should preserve this linkage.
- Reports suggested the alert was linked to a series of attacks with a white powder being sent to banks across the area.
- Every pupil will be linked up with an undergraduate mentor and they will attend lectures as well as lessons.
- In this connection he links Vermeer's name to that of Canaletto, who is believed to have used the camera extensively and who is also remarkable for his wide-angle perspectives.
- It also has a cross border element and is also linked up with schools in Austria and Luxembourg.
- He went into sports sponsorship full time, setting up deals in football and motor sport, sometimes linking the pair together.
- The former Real Madrid ace linked up with his new Middlesbrough team mates for the first time yesterday.
- The moment we linked up with dogs is probably one of the most crucial events in human history.
- It linked up with the experiences of the workforce and appealed directly to them.
- Vision links strategic policy to tactical actions; leadership relates to training the next generation of military personnel.
- There was nothing more than anecdotal evidence to suggest illnesses were linked to the scheme.
- What links Carnaby Street boutiques with the Hornsey student sit-in of May '68?
- The bid to avoid deadlock at the summit also suggested linking the rebate's evolution to agricultural aid after 2013.
- The club have linked up with the nearby secondary school in the search for design ideas for next season's new kits.
- But the fact of the matter is that people, personalities and policy are closely linked.
- Several potential mechanisms have been suggested linking cardiovascular disease and death with binge drinking and alcohol withdrawal.
- As he suggests, linking artistic motivation with money purely to increase the ease of studying copyright would be too simplistic.
Synonyms
associate, connect, relate, join, bracket, draw a connection between, marry, wed
1. 1.1 Connect or join physically.
  连接
  with object a network of routes linking towns and villages
  连接城乡的交通网络。
  the cows are linked up to milking machines
  奶牛和挤奶机连在一起了。
  no object three different groups, each linking with the other
  三个互相联系但各不相同的团体。
  Example sentencesExamples
  To share the video conversation with a wider audience, the phone can be linked up to a TV.
  In addition to linking villages to market towns and services such as doctors' surgeries and Green Hammerton post office, the mini-bus will be available for hire by community groups and schools.
  North Yorkshire Police had raised concerns over the plans, because of the small size of the building, suggesting the staircase linking the two floors could become a flashpoint for any trouble.
  Built on an old railway line, the 35-mile track links Bordeaux with Sauveterre de Guyenne.
  The bus station is set to be built on what is currently Osborne Street, and link with the proposed Vineyard Gate shopping development.
  It is one of only a few routes linking the village with Colchester and diversions will have to be set up directing traffic on to a narrower route along Haye Lane.
  What about the promise that Sligo would be linked up to the new natural gas line?
  The property is adjacent to the Great Southern Hotel and also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas.
  Do not link more than three light strands, unless the directions indicate it is safe.
  The property also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas.
  They were never linked up to Tendring Council's monitoring centre and were not maintained.
  They are medium-distance through-routes connecting important towns and linking the national primary routes.
  Direct trains to Greenwich, Lewisham, Gravesend and Charing Cross, combined with several bus routes linking the town to Dartford and Bluewater, make it easy to get in and out of Crayford.
  Officers believe the vandals followed a route as the targeted streets all link up with one another.
  The town is considering extending the trails to eventually link the entire route around the lake.
  There are direct and mechanical effects, such as flicking a light switch that directly links two pieces of metal, and a light goes on immediately.
  An extensive network of highways links Mexican cities and towns.
  The 3-kilometer tunnel links Sochi with five settlements in the mountains, including the popular Krasnaya Polyana ski resort.
  Instead, new bus routes will link town centres and communities to railway stations.
  The suggestion for linking our major rivers is not new.
  Synonyms
  join, connect, fasten, attach, bind, unite, combine, amalgamate
2. 1.2Computing Create a hyperlink between (web pages or hypertext documents)
  I've had problems linking my blog to other websites
  no object it turns out he reads my blogs and was very pleased I'd linked to his article
  Example sentencesExamples
  Browse the articles to which I've linked below for information on particular varieties of flowering landscape trees.
  Check out the first book in the series, conveniently linked below.
  The article linked to above makes some good points.
  Make sure that all site map pages are linked together.
  Specific research interests are listed on the individual faculty pages linked at the left.
  Placing your portfolio on the Web allows you to link your pages to related information, which helps to situate your work within a broader context of your choosing.
  The article linked above, for example, gives fascinating insights into the people of Ethiopia.
  His address can be found at the web page linked in the next paragraph.
  As a writer for this and other magazines, I find my stuff often gets linked to by assorted bloggers.
  Second, this material has to be converted to HTML, and the resulting pages linked to the course homepage.
  Bloggers link to articles and opinion pieces all the time without independently checking the facts in them.
  Sorry about the bad link earlier, I can't seem to link the page directly.
  You will have to forgive me (or at least I'm asking you to) for linking news articles with such fervor in recent times.
  Why am I the only libertarian blogger linking this?
  Linking to and posting interesting messages on other relevant blogs may help build an audience, particularly if those other bloggers link back to you.
  Right now that URL links to an older post of mine, but I will update it after the conference itself.
  Bloggers link to other blogger's posts to argue with them.
  Notes about each song including lyrics can be found on the individual song page linked below.
3. 1.3with object Clasp; intertwine.
  挽住，勾住
  once outside he linked arms with her
  一到外面，他就和她臂挽着臂。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I picked him up and we linked arms and headed to my house.
  Hundreds of European fishermen are to link arms in a unique show of solidarity as they fight to save their industry from a predicted collapse.
  ‘Yeah,’ she whispered, linking her arm in his as they left the room.
  Encouraging everyone to link arms, he said this was a massive show of solidarity on the part of Waterford and the Government was not going to break it.
  Before I even know what he's doing, he links his arms around my waist and he pulls me closer.
  ‘And off we go to Spanish,’ she continued, linking an arm in mine.
  And I'll tell you, I'm prepared to link arms with John and others and get this done.
  More floral tributes were laid on Monday by her friends, who approached the site linking arms.
  Finally she links her arm into mine again and starts walking.
  She links her arm through mine and directs me gently down the path.
  But they made it a night to remember, with fireworks, a sound system belting out Auld Lang Syne, and revellers linking arms with police and dancing in the street.
  She didn't let any of her new nervousness show and forced a smile as she showed off the dress before linking her arm through his once more and then walking back up the aisle.
  It meant being prepared to link arms with their political opponents in the centre and the right in opposition to terrorism.
  In Kiev, protesters standing five deep and linking arms blockaded the cabinet building.
  We linked arms and sang the Lambeth Walk and formed a conga line, there was laughter, and singing.
  That is not the best position from which to link arms and march boldly towards the future.
  Arms will be linked, kisses exchanged and a chorus of Auld Lang Syne belted out.
  I follow Matt outside, where he links his arm with mine.
  It would take over 25 people linking arms to form a circle around some of the largest of these trees.
  I link arms with my agent, my soul mate, my wife.

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting a loop; also as a verb in the sense ‘connect physically’): from Old Norse hlekkr, of Germanic origin; related to German Gelenk ‘joint’.

link²

nounliNGklɪŋk

historical

A torch of pitch and tow for lighting the way in dark streets.
〈史〉（行路时照明用）沥青和麻屑火把

Origin

Early 16th century: perhaps from medieval Latin li(n)chinus ‘wick’, from Greek lukhnos ‘light’.

词汇	link
释义	link¹ noun lɪŋklɪŋk 1A relationship between two things or situations, especially where one affects the other. 事物间的联系，关联 a commission to investigate a link between pollution and forest decline 一个调查污染和森林面积减少之间联系的委员会。 Example sentencesExamples The most in-depth study ever conducted into the links between drugs, street prostitution and homelessness in Glasgow is to be published on Friday. Police were yesterday investigating possible links with a knife attack in nearby London Fields last Thursday. Our results suggest a possible causal link between airborne particulate matter from traffic and chronic respiratory symptoms. Further research will be necessary to determine the direction of causality of that link and to investigate possible links with aggressive behavior. Police in Salisbury are investigating links with an armed robbery in Amesbury, after a man was seen with a handgun last week. In these circumstances, and without more, it seems to me that the necessary causal link is sufficiently established. The work will look at what else in the body is affected by anti-inflammatory drugs to identify potential links with bowel cancer. Dieticians say the survey shows the clear link between obesity and deprivation. Synonyms connection, relationship, relatedness, association, linkage, tie-up 1.1 A relationship or connection between people, countries, or organizations. （社交、职业上的）联系 he retained strong links with the media 他同媒体保持着紧密的联系。 Example sentencesExamples ‘Ken has close links with other company chairmen and chief executives and investors,’ says Park. The spokesman said one of the conditions of the company continuing their contract was that he severed links with the company. For those who want a stable Asia, the interest in establishing close links with Japan should be obvious. All these magazines have deals with the record companies, even personal links with the stars themselves. He also asserted that they had yet to investigate to see if there were any links with some of the executives at the state company. The US study found men who do not have many close links with friends and family have higher levels of a blood molecule which indicates inflammation. He omitted to tell investors of his links with some of those companies. This makes it harder to question and challenge the structures and authorities which affect our lives or to make the links with others in similar situations or who will support us. At the time, the Arab ambassadors expressed their interest in fostering more business links with Scottish companies. It has developed links with 8,500 companies and with all of York and North Yorkshire's secondary schools, and 85 per cent of its primary schools. She will tell universities they must forge closer links with their local communities and schools. I applaud social, cultural and trading links with our European friends. When that happens we deal with the culprits and we have established good links with the bus company. He said Bradford had many experts in inter-faith relations and good links with other faith leaders, which made the city the perfect place to deliver training. He now has a Birmingham and a Westmead branch as well as links with many other companies. Most Pakistani Americans maintain close links with relatives and friends in Pakistan. Some insurance companies have links with alarm providers and locksmiths who may offer extra discount on the cost of locks or alarms. We are trying to reach as many of our former students and graduates as possible to tell them to come along and meet old friends and renew links with their former college. What is the University doing to forge closer links with the local community? A succession of tutors was his only tenuous link with the larger world. Synonyms bond, tie, attachment, connection, relationship, association, affiliation mutual interest, liaison nexus 1.2 Something that enables communication between people. 沟通的纽带，桥梁 sign language interpreters represent a vital link between the deaf and hearing communities 手语翻译是聋哑人和听力健全人士之间的重要沟通纽带。 Example sentencesExamples These ‘storyboards’ became powerful communication links for all who walked the Disney halls. The nurse is the communication link between the doctor and the patient, the patient and the family, and the family and the doctor. He has been a beat officer for the past three years and is a vital link between the community and police. The origins of this project lie in the aspirations of the EU to foster and develop greater links of communication and co-operation between Europeans. But officers are hoping two separate regiments will preserve many more traditions and close community links which are vital to strong recruitment. 1.3 A means of contact, travel, or transport between two places. （两地之间的）联系方式；交通线 they set up a satellite link with Tokyo 他们建立了与东京的卫星联系。 a high-speed rail link to the Channel Tunnel 与海峡隧道相连的高速铁路。 Example sentencesExamples Transportation links by road and water continue to be erratic in Croatia, so flying to Split and taking the ferry remains the most efficient means of getting to and from the island. The problem is, they can already do so via commercial services that use satellite links to provide in-flight Wi-Fi access. To keep up, we not only must build more effective transportation links, but we must operate them more efficiently. And, he said, some of the planned improvements in existing road and public transport links would make all the difference. Lastly, the state of the rail and road links between Hastings and London is a reason to improve the digital connectivity - making it less necessary to travel. Before there were roads or rail links, the colony built a pier so boats could transport people and supplies from Mobile. Further, the committee also stated that all the link roads were carrying traffic much above their capacity. The Teledesic architecture is wireless point-to-point links between a satellite and a fixed station on the ground. Yet, distance is not the only criteria on which to compare the options of VHF and satellite links. Roads, rail links, airports, public housing, factories - all subsidised for the central economy - were on the brink of ruin. Satellite links will also be useful whenever time is an issue. What's more, secondary ports tend to lack the high-capacity road and rail links that big transport centers demand. An exclusion zone has been declared, and road and transport links nearby have been closed. While HAPs are unproven, Internet traffic is traveling over geosynchronous satellite links today. Each of the flats for the deaf has been set up with a computer video link, enabling the deaf tenants to communicate in sign language with workers in the staff base. Residents are set to fight plans for a proposed link road to ease traffic congestion between Wigan and Atherton. Damage to roads and other transport links was extensive, and took many days to repair. A look at a map will confirm that the ‘natural’ east-west rail and road links converge on Montreal. From now on, he said, bosses of commerce and industry will have a real say on issues like allocating land for business and housing development, road links and transportation. However, Mr Clark stressed the need to improve road transport links to the airport because of its location. 1.4Computing A code or instruction which connects one part of a program or an element in a list to another. 〔计算机〕链路 Example sentencesExamples Sorry I can't post a direct link to any direct article. One hides its adverts amongst the normal links at the bottom of each page. Do you want to know the best way to obtain inbound links to your web site? Click on the audio link at the bottom of the page. You may republish if you include an active link to the original and leave this notice in place. 1.5 short for hyperlink 2A ring or loop in a chain. （链状物的）一环 a chain made of steel links figurative ministers are the vital link in the chain between the civil service and Parliament Example sentencesExamples Many of the men wear finely-wrought gold rings, like open links of chain, around their necks. You start with a problem and you uncover deeper and quiet different contents in the chain of links leading to the deepest cause of the problem you started with. The police know there are people who could provide those vital missing links which would bring the driver to justice. The other vital link in the chain are the bureaucrats. All commands of this chain will keep rotating in the replay loop one by one like links of the chain circled around a rod. Of the three links in his argument chain, I do not dispute the last. He makes a speciality of finding the weak link in the chain. Not all the links in their chain of logic are steel. In reality, even in the first links of the chain of causality the causes have already flowed and dissolved beyond the scope of our vision. I'm swinging so high that the chain links rattle at the top of each arc. I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons. She had me stop and asked me where the original idea behind starting the conversation had originated and we mentally retraced the links in my chain of thought back to the totally innocuous thing that had started it. The purpose of this study is to provide one missing link in a growing chain of knowledge. Strengthen the primary and assistance muscles and you'll have no weak links in the chain. The bay is made up of two parts, like two links in a chain, separated by a coral or sandbar. On his right arm just above the elbow he wore several cords, and one chain of metal links, with charms attached to them. That earns you a suit of medieval armor and a giant cannonball lashed to your left leg with five links of rusty chain. It is important that the Government does not break any links in the chain when implementing the report. That simple purchase, however, was foreordained to be a vital link in the chain of Reformation history in England. It is a tactic he has employed before, but it serves to clarify hidden links in a chain of process and development. Synonyms loop, ring, connection, connective, connector, coupling, joint, knot 2.1 A unit of measurement of length equal to one hundredth of a surveying chain (7.92 inches). 令（长度单位，1令等于1测链的百分之一，即7.92英寸） verb lɪŋklɪŋk [with object] 1Make, form, or suggest a connection with or between. 联系，建立连接 rumours that linked his name with Judith 把他的名字和朱迪思联系在一起的传言。 foreign and domestic policy are linked 外交和内政是互相联系的。 no object she linked up with an artistic group 她和一个艺术团体建立了联系。 Example sentencesExamples It linked up with the experiences of the workforce and appealed directly to them. The former Real Madrid ace linked up with his new Middlesbrough team mates for the first time yesterday. He went into sports sponsorship full time, setting up deals in football and motor sport, sometimes linking the pair together. It also has a cross border element and is also linked up with schools in Austria and Luxembourg. An alternative view might instead suggest linking globalization to the creation of a global regulatory framework that would make markets accountable to international political institutions. And when he returned to England, he linked up with his old school to send out unwanted books. In this connection he links Vermeer's name to that of Canaletto, who is believed to have used the camera extensively and who is also remarkable for his wide-angle perspectives. Reports suggested the alert was linked to a series of attacks with a white powder being sent to banks across the area. Several potential mechanisms have been suggested linking cardiovascular disease and death with binge drinking and alcohol withdrawal. Vision links strategic policy to tactical actions; leadership relates to training the next generation of military personnel. As he suggests, linking artistic motivation with money purely to increase the ease of studying copyright would be too simplistic. But the fact of the matter is that people, personalities and policy are closely linked. The exhibit suggests that body art links an individual to a society, group, or class. The club have linked up with the nearby secondary school in the search for design ideas for next season's new kits. The moment we linked up with dogs is probably one of the most crucial events in human history. What links Carnaby Street boutiques with the Hornsey student sit-in of May '68? The liberal view is that linking them together has been a successful policy over a period of decades and that whatever changes may or may not be made to the program should preserve this linkage. Every pupil will be linked up with an undergraduate mentor and they will attend lectures as well as lessons. There was nothing more than anecdotal evidence to suggest illnesses were linked to the scheme. The bid to avoid deadlock at the summit also suggested linking the rebate's evolution to agricultural aid after 2013. Synonyms associate, connect, relate, join, bracket, draw a connection between, marry, wed 1.1 Connect or join physically. 连接 a network of routes linking towns and villages 连接城乡的交通网络。 the cows are linked up to milking machines 奶牛和挤奶机连在一起了。 Example sentencesExamples The town is considering extending the trails to eventually link the entire route around the lake. To share the video conversation with a wider audience, the phone can be linked up to a TV. The suggestion for linking our major rivers is not new. What about the promise that Sligo would be linked up to the new natural gas line? In addition to linking villages to market towns and services such as doctors' surgeries and Green Hammerton post office, the mini-bus will be available for hire by community groups and schools. The 3-kilometer tunnel links Sochi with five settlements in the mountains, including the popular Krasnaya Polyana ski resort. North Yorkshire Police had raised concerns over the plans, because of the small size of the building, suggesting the staircase linking the two floors could become a flashpoint for any trouble. An extensive network of highways links Mexican cities and towns. They were never linked up to Tendring Council's monitoring centre and were not maintained. Officers believe the vandals followed a route as the targeted streets all link up with one another. Built on an old railway line, the 35-mile track links Bordeaux with Sauveterre de Guyenne. It is one of only a few routes linking the village with Colchester and diversions will have to be set up directing traffic on to a narrower route along Haye Lane. Instead, new bus routes will link town centres and communities to railway stations. The property is adjacent to the Great Southern Hotel and also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas. The bus station is set to be built on what is currently Osborne Street, and link with the proposed Vineyard Gate shopping development. Do not link more than three light strands, unless the directions indicate it is safe. They are medium-distance through-routes connecting important towns and linking the national primary routes. There are direct and mechanical effects, such as flicking a light switch that directly links two pieces of metal, and a light goes on immediately. The property also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas. Direct trains to Greenwich, Lewisham, Gravesend and Charing Cross, combined with several bus routes linking the town to Dartford and Bluewater, make it easy to get in and out of Crayford. Synonyms join, connect, fasten, attach, bind, unite, combine, amalgamate clamp, secure, fix, affix, tie, stick, hitch, bond, knit, glue, cement, fuse, weld, solder, couple, yoke 1.2Computing Create a hyperlink between (web pages or hypertext documents) I've had problems linking my blog to other websites no object it turns out he reads my blogs and was very pleased I'd linked to his article Example sentencesExamples The article linked above, for example, gives fascinating insights into the people of Ethiopia. Check out the first book in the series, conveniently linked below. Notes about each song including lyrics can be found on the individual song page linked below. You will have to forgive me (or at least I'm asking you to) for linking news articles with such fervor in recent times. As a writer for this and other magazines, I find my stuff often gets linked to by assorted bloggers. The article linked to above makes some good points. Bloggers link to articles and opinion pieces all the time without independently checking the facts in them. Second, this material has to be converted to HTML, and the resulting pages linked to the course homepage. Why am I the only libertarian blogger linking this? Placing your portfolio on the Web allows you to link your pages to related information, which helps to situate your work within a broader context of your choosing. Browse the articles to which I've linked below for information on particular varieties of flowering landscape trees. Make sure that all site map pages are linked together. Sorry about the bad link earlier, I can't seem to link the page directly. Bloggers link to other blogger's posts to argue with them. Specific research interests are listed on the individual faculty pages linked at the left. His address can be found at the web page linked in the next paragraph. Right now that URL links to an older post of mine, but I will update it after the conference itself. Linking to and posting interesting messages on other relevant blogs may help build an audience, particularly if those other bloggers link back to you. 1.3 Clasp; intertwine. 挽住，勾住 once outside he linked arms with her 一到外面，他就和她臂挽着臂。 Example sentencesExamples ‘Yeah,’ she whispered, linking her arm in his as they left the room. Encouraging everyone to link arms, he said this was a massive show of solidarity on the part of Waterford and the Government was not going to break it. She didn't let any of her new nervousness show and forced a smile as she showed off the dress before linking her arm through his once more and then walking back up the aisle. It meant being prepared to link arms with their political opponents in the centre and the right in opposition to terrorism. She links her arm through mine and directs me gently down the path. ‘And off we go to Spanish,’ she continued, linking an arm in mine. We linked arms and sang the Lambeth Walk and formed a conga line, there was laughter, and singing. Hundreds of European fishermen are to link arms in a unique show of solidarity as they fight to save their industry from a predicted collapse. I picked him up and we linked arms and headed to my house. In Kiev, protesters standing five deep and linking arms blockaded the cabinet building. Finally she links her arm into mine again and starts walking. But they made it a night to remember, with fireworks, a sound system belting out Auld Lang Syne, and revellers linking arms with police and dancing in the street. That is not the best position from which to link arms and march boldly towards the future. Before I even know what he's doing, he links his arms around my waist and he pulls me closer. It would take over 25 people linking arms to form a circle around some of the largest of these trees. More floral tributes were laid on Monday by her friends, who approached the site linking arms. And I'll tell you, I'm prepared to link arms with John and others and get this done. I follow Matt outside, where he links his arm with mine. I link arms with my agent, my soul mate, my wife. Arms will be linked, kisses exchanged and a chorus of Auld Lang Syne belted out. Origin Late Middle English (denoting a loop; also as a verb in the sense 'connect physically'): from Old Norse hlekkr, of Germanic origin; related to German Gelenk 'joint'. Rhymes bethink, blink, brink, cinque, clink, dink, drink, fink, Frink, gink, ink, interlink, jink, kink, mink, pink, plink, prink, rink, shrink, sink, skink, slink, stink, sync, think, wink, zinc link² noun lɪŋklɪŋk historical A torch of pitch and tow for lighting the way in dark streets. 〈史〉（行路时照明用）沥青和麻屑火把 Origin Early 16th century: perhaps from medieval Latin li(n)chinus 'wick', from Greek lukhnos 'light'. noun.1 noun.2 link¹ nounliNGklɪŋk 1A relationship between two things or situations, especially where one thing affects the other. 事物间的联系，关联 investigating a link between pollution and forest decline 一个调查污染和森林面积减少之间联系的委员会。 Example sentencesExamples Our results suggest a possible causal link between airborne particulate matter from traffic and chronic respiratory symptoms. Police were yesterday investigating possible links with a knife attack in nearby London Fields last Thursday. The most in-depth study ever conducted into the links between drugs, street prostitution and homelessness in Glasgow is to be published on Friday. In these circumstances, and without more, it seems to me that the necessary causal link is sufficiently established. Further research will be necessary to determine the direction of causality of that link and to investigate possible links with aggressive behavior. The work will look at what else in the body is affected by anti-inflammatory drugs to identify potential links with bowel cancer. Police in Salisbury are investigating links with an armed robbery in Amesbury, after a man was seen with a handgun last week. Dieticians say the survey shows the clear link between obesity and deprivation. Synonyms connection, relationship, relatedness, association, linkage, tie-up 1.1 A social or professional connection between people or organizations. （社交、职业上的）联系 he retained strong links with the media 他同媒体保持着紧密的联系。 Example sentencesExamples He also asserted that they had yet to investigate to see if there were any links with some of the executives at the state company. He omitted to tell investors of his links with some of those companies. When that happens we deal with the culprits and we have established good links with the bus company. For those who want a stable Asia, the interest in establishing close links with Japan should be obvious. We are trying to reach as many of our former students and graduates as possible to tell them to come along and meet old friends and renew links with their former college. Most Pakistani Americans maintain close links with relatives and friends in Pakistan. She will tell universities they must forge closer links with their local communities and schools. The spokesman said one of the conditions of the company continuing their contract was that he severed links with the company. All these magazines have deals with the record companies, even personal links with the stars themselves. This makes it harder to question and challenge the structures and authorities which affect our lives or to make the links with others in similar situations or who will support us. I applaud social, cultural and trading links with our European friends. Some insurance companies have links with alarm providers and locksmiths who may offer extra discount on the cost of locks or alarms. A succession of tutors was his only tenuous link with the larger world. It has developed links with 8,500 companies and with all of York and North Yorkshire's secondary schools, and 85 per cent of its primary schools. He said Bradford had many experts in inter-faith relations and good links with other faith leaders, which made the city the perfect place to deliver training. The US study found men who do not have many close links with friends and family have higher levels of a blood molecule which indicates inflammation. At the time, the Arab ambassadors expressed their interest in fostering more business links with Scottish companies. ‘Ken has close links with other company chairmen and chief executives and investors,’ says Park. He now has a Birmingham and a Westmead branch as well as links with many other companies. What is the University doing to forge closer links with the local community? Synonyms bond, tie, attachment, connection, relationship, association, affiliation 1.2 Something that enables communication between people. 沟通的纽带，桥梁 sign language interpreters represent a vital link between the deaf and hearing communities 手语翻译是聋哑人和听力健全人士之间的重要沟通纽带。 Example sentencesExamples He has been a beat officer for the past three years and is a vital link between the community and police. But officers are hoping two separate regiments will preserve many more traditions and close community links which are vital to strong recruitment. These ‘storyboards’ became powerful communication links for all who walked the Disney halls. The nurse is the communication link between the doctor and the patient, the patient and the family, and the family and the doctor. The origins of this project lie in the aspirations of the EU to foster and develop greater links of communication and co-operation between Europeans. 1.3 A means of contact, travel, or transport between two points or places. （两地之间的）联系方式；交通线 they set up a satellite link with Tokyo 他们建立了与东京的卫星联系。 a rail link from Newark to Baltimore Example sentencesExamples Roads, rail links, airports, public housing, factories - all subsidised for the central economy - were on the brink of ruin. Further, the committee also stated that all the link roads were carrying traffic much above their capacity. Each of the flats for the deaf has been set up with a computer video link, enabling the deaf tenants to communicate in sign language with workers in the staff base. Satellite links will also be useful whenever time is an issue. An exclusion zone has been declared, and road and transport links nearby have been closed. While HAPs are unproven, Internet traffic is traveling over geosynchronous satellite links today. Lastly, the state of the rail and road links between Hastings and London is a reason to improve the digital connectivity - making it less necessary to travel. The problem is, they can already do so via commercial services that use satellite links to provide in-flight Wi-Fi access. And, he said, some of the planned improvements in existing road and public transport links would make all the difference. Before there were roads or rail links, the colony built a pier so boats could transport people and supplies from Mobile. Residents are set to fight plans for a proposed link road to ease traffic congestion between Wigan and Atherton. A look at a map will confirm that the ‘natural’ east-west rail and road links converge on Montreal. Damage to roads and other transport links was extensive, and took many days to repair. To keep up, we not only must build more effective transportation links, but we must operate them more efficiently. What's more, secondary ports tend to lack the high-capacity road and rail links that big transport centers demand. Transportation links by road and water continue to be erratic in Croatia, so flying to Split and taking the ferry remains the most efficient means of getting to and from the island. The Teledesic architecture is wireless point-to-point links between a satellite and a fixed station on the ground. From now on, he said, bosses of commerce and industry will have a real say on issues like allocating land for business and housing development, road links and transportation. Yet, distance is not the only criteria on which to compare the options of VHF and satellite links. However, Mr Clark stressed the need to improve road transport links to the airport because of its location. 1.4Computing A code or instruction which connects one part of a program or an element in a list to another. 〔计算机〕链路 Example sentencesExamples Sorry I can't post a direct link to any direct article. Click on the audio link at the bottom of the page. You may republish if you include an active link to the original and leave this notice in place. Do you want to know the best way to obtain inbound links to your web site? One hides its adverts amongst the normal links at the bottom of each page. 1.5 short for hyperlink 2A ring or loop in a chain. （链状物的）一环 Example sentencesExamples She had me stop and asked me where the original idea behind starting the conversation had originated and we mentally retraced the links in my chain of thought back to the totally innocuous thing that had started it. That earns you a suit of medieval armor and a giant cannonball lashed to your left leg with five links of rusty chain. You start with a problem and you uncover deeper and quiet different contents in the chain of links leading to the deepest cause of the problem you started with. All commands of this chain will keep rotating in the replay loop one by one like links of the chain circled around a rod. The police know there are people who could provide those vital missing links which would bring the driver to justice. Many of the men wear finely-wrought gold rings, like open links of chain, around their necks. I am a link in a chain, a bond of connection between persons. The purpose of this study is to provide one missing link in a growing chain of knowledge. Of the three links in his argument chain, I do not dispute the last. I'm swinging so high that the chain links rattle at the top of each arc. On his right arm just above the elbow he wore several cords, and one chain of metal links, with charms attached to them. It is important that the Government does not break any links in the chain when implementing the report. He makes a speciality of finding the weak link in the chain. It is a tactic he has employed before, but it serves to clarify hidden links in a chain of process and development. Strengthen the primary and assistance muscles and you'll have no weak links in the chain. The bay is made up of two parts, like two links in a chain, separated by a coral or sandbar. In reality, even in the first links of the chain of causality the causes have already flowed and dissolved beyond the scope of our vision. Not all the links in their chain of logic are steel. That simple purchase, however, was foreordained to be a vital link in the chain of Reformation history in England. The other vital link in the chain are the bureaucrats. Synonyms loop, ring, connection, connective, connector, coupling, joint, knot 2.1 A unit of measurement of length equal to one hundredth of a surveying chain (7.92 inches). 令（长度单位，1令等于1测链的百分之一，即7.92英寸） verbliNGklɪŋk 1Make, form, or suggest a connection with or between. 联系，建立连接 with object rumors that linked his name with Judith 把他的名字和朱迪思联系在一起的传言。 foreign and domestic policy are linked 外交和内政是互相联系的。 no object she was linked up with an artistic group 她和一个艺术团体建立了联系。 Example sentencesExamples And when he returned to England, he linked up with his old school to send out unwanted books. The exhibit suggests that body art links an individual to a society, group, or class. An alternative view might instead suggest linking globalization to the creation of a global regulatory framework that would make markets accountable to international political institutions. The liberal view is that linking them together has been a successful policy over a period of decades and that whatever changes may or may not be made to the program should preserve this linkage. Reports suggested the alert was linked to a series of attacks with a white powder being sent to banks across the area. Every pupil will be linked up with an undergraduate mentor and they will attend lectures as well as lessons. In this connection he links Vermeer's name to that of Canaletto, who is believed to have used the camera extensively and who is also remarkable for his wide-angle perspectives. It also has a cross border element and is also linked up with schools in Austria and Luxembourg. He went into sports sponsorship full time, setting up deals in football and motor sport, sometimes linking the pair together. The former Real Madrid ace linked up with his new Middlesbrough team mates for the first time yesterday. The moment we linked up with dogs is probably one of the most crucial events in human history. It linked up with the experiences of the workforce and appealed directly to them. Vision links strategic policy to tactical actions; leadership relates to training the next generation of military personnel. There was nothing more than anecdotal evidence to suggest illnesses were linked to the scheme. What links Carnaby Street boutiques with the Hornsey student sit-in of May '68? The bid to avoid deadlock at the summit also suggested linking the rebate's evolution to agricultural aid after 2013. The club have linked up with the nearby secondary school in the search for design ideas for next season's new kits. But the fact of the matter is that people, personalities and policy are closely linked. Several potential mechanisms have been suggested linking cardiovascular disease and death with binge drinking and alcohol withdrawal. As he suggests, linking artistic motivation with money purely to increase the ease of studying copyright would be too simplistic. Synonyms associate, connect, relate, join, bracket, draw a connection between, marry, wed 1.1 Connect or join physically. 连接 with object a network of routes linking towns and villages 连接城乡的交通网络。 the cows are linked up to milking machines 奶牛和挤奶机连在一起了。 no object three different groups, each linking with the other 三个互相联系但各不相同的团体。 Example sentencesExamples To share the video conversation with a wider audience, the phone can be linked up to a TV. In addition to linking villages to market towns and services such as doctors' surgeries and Green Hammerton post office, the mini-bus will be available for hire by community groups and schools. North Yorkshire Police had raised concerns over the plans, because of the small size of the building, suggesting the staircase linking the two floors could become a flashpoint for any trouble. Built on an old railway line, the 35-mile track links Bordeaux with Sauveterre de Guyenne. The bus station is set to be built on what is currently Osborne Street, and link with the proposed Vineyard Gate shopping development. It is one of only a few routes linking the village with Colchester and diversions will have to be set up directing traffic on to a narrower route along Haye Lane. What about the promise that Sligo would be linked up to the new natural gas line? The property is adjacent to the Great Southern Hotel and also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas. Do not link more than three light strands, unless the directions indicate it is safe. The property also links to Shop Street, one of Galway's main retail areas. They were never linked up to Tendring Council's monitoring centre and were not maintained. They are medium-distance through-routes connecting important towns and linking the national primary routes. Direct trains to Greenwich, Lewisham, Gravesend and Charing Cross, combined with several bus routes linking the town to Dartford and Bluewater, make it easy to get in and out of Crayford. Officers believe the vandals followed a route as the targeted streets all link up with one another. The town is considering extending the trails to eventually link the entire route around the lake. There are direct and mechanical effects, such as flicking a light switch that directly links two pieces of metal, and a light goes on immediately. An extensive network of highways links Mexican cities and towns. The 3-kilometer tunnel links Sochi with five settlements in the mountains, including the popular Krasnaya Polyana ski resort. Instead, new bus routes will link town centres and communities to railway stations. The suggestion for linking our major rivers is not new. Synonyms join, connect, fasten, attach, bind, unite, combine, amalgamate 1.2Computing Create a hyperlink between (web pages or hypertext documents) I've had problems linking my blog to other websites no object it turns out he reads my blogs and was very pleased I'd linked to his article Example sentencesExamples Browse the articles to which I've linked below for information on particular varieties of flowering landscape trees. Check out the first book in the series, conveniently linked below. The article linked to above makes some good points. Make sure that all site map pages are linked together. Specific research interests are listed on the individual faculty pages linked at the left. Placing your portfolio on the Web allows you to link your pages to related information, which helps to situate your work within a broader context of your choosing. The article linked above, for example, gives fascinating insights into the people of Ethiopia. His address can be found at the web page linked in the next paragraph. As a writer for this and other magazines, I find my stuff often gets linked to by assorted bloggers. Second, this material has to be converted to HTML, and the resulting pages linked to the course homepage. Bloggers link to articles and opinion pieces all the time without independently checking the facts in them. Sorry about the bad link earlier, I can't seem to link the page directly. You will have to forgive me (or at least I'm asking you to) for linking news articles with such fervor in recent times. Why am I the only libertarian blogger linking this? Linking to and posting interesting messages on other relevant blogs may help build an audience, particularly if those other bloggers link back to you. Right now that URL links to an older post of mine, but I will update it after the conference itself. Bloggers link to other blogger's posts to argue with them. Notes about each song including lyrics can be found on the individual song page linked below. 1.3with object Clasp; intertwine. 挽住，勾住 once outside he linked arms with her 一到外面，他就和她臂挽着臂。 Example sentencesExamples I picked him up and we linked arms and headed to my house. Hundreds of European fishermen are to link arms in a unique show of solidarity as they fight to save their industry from a predicted collapse. ‘Yeah,’ she whispered, linking her arm in his as they left the room. Encouraging everyone to link arms, he said this was a massive show of solidarity on the part of Waterford and the Government was not going to break it. Before I even know what he's doing, he links his arms around my waist and he pulls me closer. ‘And off we go to Spanish,’ she continued, linking an arm in mine. And I'll tell you, I'm prepared to link arms with John and others and get this done. More floral tributes were laid on Monday by her friends, who approached the site linking arms. Finally she links her arm into mine again and starts walking. She links her arm through mine and directs me gently down the path. But they made it a night to remember, with fireworks, a sound system belting out Auld Lang Syne, and revellers linking arms with police and dancing in the street. She didn't let any of her new nervousness show and forced a smile as she showed off the dress before linking her arm through his once more and then walking back up the aisle. It meant being prepared to link arms with their political opponents in the centre and the right in opposition to terrorism. In Kiev, protesters standing five deep and linking arms blockaded the cabinet building. We linked arms and sang the Lambeth Walk and formed a conga line, there was laughter, and singing. That is not the best position from which to link arms and march boldly towards the future. Arms will be linked, kisses exchanged and a chorus of Auld Lang Syne belted out. I follow Matt outside, where he links his arm with mine. It would take over 25 people linking arms to form a circle around some of the largest of these trees. I link arms with my agent, my soul mate, my wife. Origin Late Middle English (denoting a loop; also as a verb in the sense ‘connect physically’): from Old Norse hlekkr, of Germanic origin; related to German Gelenk ‘joint’. link² nounliNGklɪŋk historical A torch of pitch and tow for lighting the way in dark streets. 〈史〉（行路时照明用）沥青和麻屑火把 Origin Early 16th century: perhaps from medieval Latin li(n)chinus ‘wick’, from Greek lukhnos ‘light’. noun.1 noun.2
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