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join together, link together — The Bible and marriage ceremonies notwithstanding, join together is almost always tautological. Similarly linked together, even when written by as eminent an authority as C. T. Onions: The first members of a group linked together by one of the … Dictionary of troublesome word
join together, link together — The Bible and marriage ceremonies notwithstanding, join together is almost always tautological. Similarly linked together, even when written by as eminent an authority as C. T. Onions: The first members of a group linked together by one of the … Dictionary of troublesome word
link — n 1. connection, connective, copula, coupler, coupling; bond, tie, knot, yoke; joint, joiner, articulation, commissure; pivot, hinge, elbow, knee, dovetail joint, rabbet, rabbet joint; concatenation, chain, linkage; clamp, clasp, clip, latch,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
Link (The Legend of Zelda) — Link (character) and Link (fictional character) redirect here. For other uses, see Link (disambiguation). Link Link, as he appears in official artwork for The Legend of Zelda Series The Leg … Wikipedia
Link aggregation — between a switch and a server Link aggregation or trunking or link bundling or Ethernet/network/NIC bonding[1] or NIC teaming are computer networking umbrella terms to describe various methods of combining (aggregating) multiple network… … Wikipedia
Link — Link, n. [OE. linke, AS. hlence; akin to Sw. l[ a]nk ring of a chain, Dan. l[ae]nke chain, Icel. hlekkr; cf. G. gelenk joint, link, ring of a chain, lenken to bend.] 1. A single ring or division of a chain. [1913 Webster] 2. Hence: Anything,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
link-up — ˈlink up noun [countable] COMMERCE a connection between two organizations, things etc, for example when they work together: • a possible link up between the two tour operators * * * link up UK US noun [C] ► a connection between two things,… … Financial and business terms
Link — may refer to:ComputingInternet* Links (web browser), a web browser for Unix like systems * Reciprocal link, two way links to and from websites, also known as link swaps , link exchanges and link partners * Hyperlink, a reference in a hypertext… … Wikipedia
link — I noun affiliation, alliance, association, bond, bridge, chain, connection, connective, contact, coupler, coupling, go between, interconnection, intermediary, intermedium, intersection, joint, juncture, kinship, liaison, linkage, medium, member,… … Law dictionary
link — link1 [liŋk] n. [ME linke < Scand, as in ON hlekkr, Dan lænke, Swed länk, in same senses, akin to OE hlence, link of a chain, coat of mail < base of hlencan, to twist < IE base * kleng , to bend, wind > LANK] 1. any of the series of… … English World dictionary
