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Produktsegmente
etwas miteinander verbinden
link together ГЛАГ прх
to link together sth
I. to·geth·er [təˈgeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] НРЧ inv
1. together (with each other):
zusammen mit etw дат
2. together (collectively):
3. together (as to combine):
4. together (in relationship):
to sleep together разг
5. together (simultaneously):
6. together (continuously):
II. to·geth·er [təˈgeðəʳ, Am -ɚ] ПРИЛ approv разг
I. link [lɪŋk] СЪЩ
1. link:
Verbindung f <-, -en> zwischen +дат
Beziehung f <-, -en> zwischen +дат
2. link РАДИО, ТЕЛ:
Verbindung f <-, -en>
3. link INET, ИНФОРМ:
Link м <-(s), -s>
4. link ТРАНСП:
Bahnverbindung f <-, -en>
Zugverbindung f <-, -en>
5. link ИНФОРМ (communications path/channel):
6. link ИНФОРМ (software routine):
7. link of a chain:
a link in a chain [of events] прен
Phrases:
II. link [lɪŋk] ГЛАГ прх
1. link (connect):
to link sth
mit etw дат zusammenhängen
2. link (clasp):
III. link [lɪŋk] ГЛАГ нпрх (connect)
link СЪЩ MKTG
link СЪЩ IT
Link м
link ГЛАГ прх CORP STRUCT
link ГЛАГ прх
to link sth
link INFRASTR
Present
Ilink together
youlink together
he/she/itlinks together
welink together
youlink together
theylink together
Past
Ilinked together
youlinked together
he/she/itlinked together
welinked together
youlinked together
theylinked together
Present Perfect
Ihavelinked together
youhavelinked together
he/she/ithaslinked together
wehavelinked together
youhavelinked together
theyhavelinked together
Past Perfect
Ihadlinked together
youhadlinked together
he/she/ithadlinked together
wehadlinked together
youhadlinked together
theyhadlinked together
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As a result, mean frequencies in oscillatory bands can not link together according to linearity of their mean frequencies.
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One of its most important functions is to help link together the bodys nervous and endocrine systems.
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In this, they resemble protein molecules which can also link together in many ways.
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Occasionally, there is no given word between the two answers, meaning the two answers themselves link together, potentially raising the difficulty.
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He used parallels and meridians to link together every place in the world.
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