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1 connected
connected [kəˈnektɪd]lié (to, with à)* * *[kə'nektɪd]1) ( related) [idea, event] lié (to, with à)2) ( in family) apparenté (to à)to be well connected — ( through family) être de bonne famille; ( having influence) avoir des relations
3) ( linked) [road, town] relié (to, with à); [pipe] raccordé (to, with à)4) ( electrically) branché5) Computing connecté -
2 connected
1 ( related) [matter, idea, event] lié (to, with à) ; the events are connected les événements sont liés ; everything connected with music tout ce qui se rapporte à la musique ;2 ( in family) apparenté (to à) ; connected by marriage apparenté par le mariage ; to be well connected ( through family) être de bonne famille ; ( having influence) avoir des relations ;3 (joined, linked) [road, town] relié (to, with à) ; [pipe] raccordé (to, with à) ;4 ( electrically) branché ;5 Comput connecté ; to be connected to the Internet être connecté à Internet. -
3 connected
connected [kə'nektɪd](a) (linked → subjects, species) connexe(b) (coherent → speech, sentences) cohérent, suivi∎ to be connected with avoir un lien ou rapport avec∎ to be connected with or to avoir un lien de parenté avec;∎ to be well connected (person) avoir des relations -
4 connected
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > connected
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5 connected, to, be
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6 connected load
1) puissance f2) puissance connectée fEnglish-French architecture and construction dictionary > connected load
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7 connected, corporations
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8 connected, partnership
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9 series-connected
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > series-connected
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10 well-connected
(of good family) de bonne famille; (having influential friends) qui a des relationsUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > well-connected
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11 pin-connected truss
poutre en treillis articulée f, treillis articulé mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > pin-connected truss
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12 well-connected
1) Pol. qui a des relations haut placées; très introduit2) Crim. en cheville avec des caïds de la pègreEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > well-connected
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13 financially, connected, to, to, be
avoir des liens financiers avecEnglish-French legislative terms > financially, connected, to, to, be
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14 connect
connect [kə'nekt](a) (join → pipes, wires) raccorder; (→ pinions, shafts, wheels) engrener, coupler; Electricity (→ circuits) interconnecter; Electricity (→ wires) connecter;∎ to connect sth to sth joindre ou relier ou raccorder qch à qch;∎ connect this wire to the other terminal connectez ce fil à l'autre borne(b) (join to supply → machine, house, telephone) brancher, raccorder;∎ to connect sth to sth raccorder qch à qch, brancher qch sur qch;∎ to be connected (up) to sth être branché sur qch(c) Telecommunications mettre en communication, relier;∎ to connect sb to sb mettre qn en communication avec qn;∎ will you connect me with reservations, please? est-ce que vous pouvez me passer votre service des réservations?;∎ I'm trying to connect you j'essaie d'obtenir votre communication(d) (link → of path, railway, road, airline) relier;∎ to connect with or to relier à;∎ the new rail link connects Terminal 3 with or to the train station la nouvelle liaison ferroviaire relie l'aérogare 3 à la gare;∎ a corridor connects the room to the library il y a un couloir qui relie la pièce à la bibliothèque(e) (associate → person, place, event) associer;∎ to connect sb/sth with sb/sth associer qn/qch avec qn/à qch, faire le rapprochement entre qn/qch et qn/qch;∎ I'd never connected the two things before je n'avais (encore) jamais fait le rapprochement entre les deux;∎ there is nothing to connect the two crimes il n'y a aucun lien entre les deux crimes;∎ at first I didn't connect the name with the face au début je n'ai pas fait le lien ou le rapprochement entre le nom et le visage;∎ to be connected with (of person) avoir des relations ou un lien avec; (of thing) se rattacher ou se rapporter à;∎ the questions were connected with another subject les questions étaient relatives ou se rapportaient à un autre sujet(a) (bus, plane, train) assurer la correspondance;∎ to connect with assurer la correspondance avec(b) (blow) atteindre son but; (boxer) frapper ou atteindre son adversaire; (tennis player, cricketer, racket, bat) frapper la balle;∎ familiar my fist connected with his chin je l'ai touché au menton□∎ this road connects with the motorway cette route rejoint l'autoroute;∎ the tunnels don't connect les deux tunnels ne sont pas reliés ou ne communiquent pas3 nounComputing connexion f►► connect time durée f (d'établissement) de la connexion -
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connect [kəˈnekt]a. ( = join) connecter (to à ) ; [+ plug] brancher (to sur ) ; [+ pipes, drains] raccorder (to à ) ; [+ two objects] raccorderb. [+ telephone] brancher ; [+ caller] mettre en communicationc. ( = associate) associer (with, to à)d. ( = form link between) relier (with, to à)a. ( = be joined) [two rooms] communiquer ; [two parts, wires] être raccordésb. [coach, train, plane] assurer la correspondance• this train connects with the Rome express ce train assure la correspondance avec l'express de Romec. [two people] se comprendre* * *[kə'nekt] 1.transitive verb1) ( attach) raccorder [end, hose] (to à); accrocher [wagon, coach] (to à)2) ( link) [road, bridge, railway] relier [place, road] (to, with à)3) ( to mains) brancher [appliance] (to à); brancher [quelque chose] sur le secteur [household]4) Telecommunications raccorder [phone, subscriber]2.to connect somebody to — passer [quelqu'un] à quelqu'un [department]
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16 intimately
intimately [ˈɪntɪmɪtlɪ][know] intimement ; [talk] en toute intimité• intimately linked or connected étroitement lié• to be intimately acquainted with sb/sth connaître intimement qn/qch* * *['ɪntɪmətlɪ]1) [know] intimement; [speak] de façon intime2) ( deeply)3) [connected, related] intimementintimately involved in ou with something — mêlé de près à quelque chose
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17 loosely
loosely [ˈlu:slɪ]* * *['luːslɪ]2) fig [connected] de façon souple; [structured] assez librement3) fig ( imprecisely) [translate] assez librement -
18 related
related [rɪˈleɪtɪd]b. ( = connected) to be related to sth être lié à qch• cookware, cutlery, and related products les ustensiles de cuisine, les couverts et les produits du même ordre* * *[rɪ'leɪtɪd]1) [person, language] apparenté (by, through par; to à)2) ( connected) [subject] connexe (to à); [area, idea, incident] lié (to à); [species] similaire (to à)drug/work-related — lié à la drogue/au travail
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19 connection
[-ʃən]1) (something that connects or is connected: a faulty electrical connection.) connexion2) ((a) state of being connected or related: My connection with their family is very slight; I wish to talk to you in connection with my daughter's career.) rapports3) (a useful person whom one can contact, especially in business: his connections in the clothing trade.) relation4) (a train, bus etc to which one changes from another in the course of a journey: As the local train was late, I missed the connection to London.) correspondance -
20 closely
closely ['kləʊslɪ]∎ I held her closely je l'ai serrée fort ou (tout) contre moi(c) (connected, guarded) étroitement;∎ he's closely related to him il est l'un de ses proches parents;∎ closely connected with sth étroitement lié à qch;∎ to work closely with sb travailler en collaboration étroite avec qn(d) (resemble) beaucoup∎ closely contested elections élections fpl très serrées ou très disputées
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