link

//lɪŋk//
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Noun

linkSingular
linksPlural
1

One ring or loop of a chain, or something resembling such a ring

The chain broke when one of the links snapped.

2

A connection or relationship between two or more things, people, or ideas

Scientists found a link between diet and heart disease.

3

A means of travel or transport connecting two places

The new train provides a vital link between the two cities.

4

A hyperlink; a clickable element in a document or webpage that leads to another location

Click on the link to visit the website.

Verb

linkInfinitive
linkedPast tense
linkedPast participle
linkingPresent participle
linksThird-person singular
1

To connect or join two or more things together

The bridge links the two cities across the river.

2

To establish a relationship or association between things or people

Scientists link air pollution to respiratory diseases.

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