Link

/lɪŋk/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A relationship or connection between people or things.

There is a strong link between regular exercise and improved mental health.

A document or resource that can be accessed through a web address.

I sent you a link to the article I mentioned.

A physical or conceptual connection, typically in a chain or sequence.

Each link in the chain represents a different part of the process.

verb

To connect or join two or more things together.

We need to link our documents to ensure everyone has access to the same information.

To establish a connection between two or more people or groups.

The project aims to link different communities for collaborative activities.

Middle English, from Old English 'hlinc' meaning 'a bond or connection'.

link up

To connect or join together.

link in

To join or integrate into a network or conversation.

strong link

A solid and dependable relationship or connection.

connection

The state of being connected.

association

A group or society formed for a specific purpose.

tie

A connection or bond.

To arrange a meeting or encounter, often of a casual nature.

Let's link later for some coffee.

To connect with someone on social media.

I just linked with him on Instagram.