to connect (to)

  • 111CONNECT — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index noun alliance, ally, associate, attachment, basis, bond (2), boy, boyfriend, company, contact, joint …

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  • 112connect — To be at a point where you can start communicating with a BBS, as in I have connected with the BBS. Any point after you have established contact with a BBS, as in I am still connected with the BBS or I have been connected with the bulletin board… …

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  • 113connect — con·nect || kÉ™ nekt v. join, link; be joined, be linked …

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  • 114connect time — time that a user is connected to an Internet service provider …

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  • 115connect with — join one thing with another; show or think of as related …

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  • 116connect — verb 1》 bring together so as to establish a link.     ↘join together so as to provide access and communication.     ↘put into contact by telephone. 2》 associate or relate (something) in some respect: bonuses are connected to the firm s… …

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  • 117connect — I. v. a. Join, unite, combine, conjoin, associate, couple, link together. II. v. n. 1. Join, unite, cohere, be joined, have relation. 2. Be connected, communicate, lead into each other …

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  • 118connect — verb 1) electrodes were connected to the device Syn: attach, join, fasten, fix, affix, couple, link, secure, hitch; stick, adhere, fuse, pin, screw, bolt, clamp, clip, hook (up); …

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  • 119connect — con·nect …

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  • 120connect — verb 1) electrodes were connected to the device Syn: attach, join, fasten, fix, link, hook (up), secure, hitch, stick 2) customs connected with Easter Syn: associate, link …

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