link (someone/something) up
- link (someone/something) up
- Word forms "link (someone/something) up":
present tense
I/you/we/they link (someone/something) up
he/she/it links (someone/something) up
present participle linking (someone/something) up
past tense linked (someone/something) up
past participle linked (someone/something) up
1) intransitive] to make a connection between two or more things
link (someone/something) up with:
The space shuttle will link up with the space station this afternoon.
2) transitive] to connect one thing or person to another
We found various bits of information and tried to link them up.
3) intransitive] to join with someone in order to do something together
link (someone/something) up with:
We are interested in linking up with an overseas club.
4) intransitive] to connect computers or computer systems so that electronic messages can be sent between them
link (someone/something) up to:
All our computers link up to a central server.
The Internet allows users to link up with people from anywhere in the world.
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