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link1 US English

a relationship between two things or situations, especially where one thing affects the other

link2 US English

a torch of pitch and tow for lighting the way in dark streets

die link US English

an established connection between coins struck from the same die

link farm US English

a set of web pages created with the sole aim of linking to a target page, in an attempt to improve that page’s search engine ranking

null link US English

a reference incorporated into the last item in a list to indicate that there are no further items in the list

chain-link US English

made of wire in a diamond-shaped mesh

cross-link US English

a chemical bond between different chains of atoms in a polymer or other complex molecule

sleeve link US English

a cufflink

video link US English

an electronic facility that enables audiovisual communication between people in different locations

missing link US English

a thing that is needed in order to complete a series, provide continuity, or gain complete knowledge

the weak link in weak US English

the point at which a system, sequence, or organization is most vulnerable; the least dependable element or member

delink US English

break the connection between (something) and something else

linkup US English

an instance of two or more people or things connecting or joining

cufflink US English

a device for fastening together the sides of a shirt cuff, often decorative

datalink US English

an electronic connection for the exchange of information

hotlink US English

a connection between documents or applications that enables material from one source to be incorporated into another, in particular a facility that automatically updates material in a document when an alteration is made to the document from which it originated

linkbait US English

(on a website) content designed to attract attention and encourage those viewing it to create hyperlinks to the site, with the aim of improving the site’s position on the list of results returned by a search engine

linkman US English

a person serving as a connection between groups of people

snap hook US English

a hook with a spring allowing the entrance but preventing the escape of a cord, key ring, etc.

weblink US English

a printed address of a website in a book, newspaper, etc.

link English-French

maillon m

link English-Italian

anello m

link1 English-Spanish

eslabón

link-up English-French

liaison f

link-up English-Italian

collegamento m

cuff link English-French

bouton m de manchette

cuff link English-German

Manschettenknopf

data link English-Italian

collegamento m dati

link road English-Italian

bretella f

phone link English-Italian

phone link

link up English-French

s'associer

link ˈup English-German

miteinander verbinden

link up English-Spanish

conectar

link arms in link English-German

sich unterhaken

link arms in link English-Italian

prendersi sottobraccio

to link arms in link English-French

se donner le bras