connect

connect
connect [kəˈnekt]
1. transitive verb
   a. ( = join) connecter (to à ) ; [+ plug] brancher (to sur ) ; [+ pipes, drains] raccorder (to à ) ; [+ two objects] raccorder
• to connect sth to the mains brancher qch sur le secteur
• we haven't been connected yet nous ne sommes pas encore raccordés au réseau
   b. [+ telephone] brancher ; [+ caller] mettre en communication
• we're trying to connect you nous essayons d'obtenir votre correspondant
   c. ( = associate) associer (with, to à)
• I always connect Paris with haute couture j'associe toujours Paris à la haute couture
   d. ( = form link between) relier (with, to à)
• the city is connected to the sea by a canal la ville est reliée à la mer par un canal
2. intransitive verb
   a. ( = be joined) [two rooms] communiquer ; [two parts, wires] être raccordés
   b. [coach, train, plane] assurer la correspondance
• this train connects with the Rome express ce train assure la correspondance avec l'express de Rome
   c. [two people] se comprendre
• to connect with sb communiquer avec qn
* * *
[kə'nekt] 1.
transitive verb
1) (attach) raccorder [end, hose] (to à); accrocher [wagon, coach] (to à)

to connect two tubes — raccorder deux tubes

2) (link) [road, bridge, railway] relier [place, road] (to, with à)

I always connect rain with Oxford — j'associe toujours la pluie à Oxford

3) (to mains) brancher [appliance] (to à); brancher [quelque chose] sur le secteur [household]
4) Telecommunications raccorder [phone, subscriber]

to connect somebody to — passer [quelqu'un] à quelqu'un [department]

2.
intransitive verb
1) [room] communiquer (with avec)
2) [service, bus] assurer la correspondance (with avec)
Phrasal Verbs:

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