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101link — /lɪŋk/ verb to join or to attach to something else ● to link pensions to inflation ● to link bonus payments to productivity ● His salary is linked to the cost of living. ⇒ index linked …
102link — a traditional unit of distance used by surveyors, equal to 0.01 chain. In Britain, one link is exactly 0.66 feet, or 7.92 inches, or approximately 20.12 centimeters. In the U.S., both 66 foot and 100 foot chains have been used; for a 100 foot… …
103link — See: MISSING LINK …
104link — See: MISSING LINK …
105link up — verb a) to link or join together b) to become linked or joined together …
106Link — This name with variant spellings Linck, Lince and Linch is of English topographic origin for one dwelling by a bank or slope. The derivation is from the Olde English pre 7th Century hlinc translating variously as a bank separating strips of… …
107link up — Jamaican Slang Glossary Slang for “Hooking up”; getting or meeting together, ect. Mi link yu up layta. (I’ll get with you later.) …
108Link — Lịnk 〈m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s; umg.; EDV〉 1. Verbindung, Beziehung 2. 〈kurz für〉 Hyperlink [Etym.: <engl. link »Bindeglied, Verbindungsstück«] …
109Link — Verzweigung zu einer anderen Seite im Internet, zu der man durch Anklicken des hervorgehobenen (Hyper)Links gelangt. Deep Linking, Hypertext, Internet, Link Exchange …
110link — Присоединение (Link) штрих [линии, составляющие знак шрифта], соединяющий один элемент буквы с другим, например, верхнюю и нижнюю части латинской строчной g …
