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1 ■ tie in
■ tie inA v. i. + avv.1 collegarsi; essere collegabile: These wires tie in according to the different colours, questi fili ( elettrici) si collegano secondo i diversi colori2 (fig.) combaciare; collimareB v. t. + avv.2 (fig.) far combaciare; far collimare; condizionare: The welfare of the country is tied in with the economic recovery, il benessere della nazione è condizionato dalla ripresa economica. -
2 link
I [lɪŋk]1) (in chain) maglia f., anello m.the weak link in — fig. l'anello debole di [chain, argument]
2) (in transports) collegamento m.3) (connection) (between facts) rapporto m., collegamento m.; (between people) legame m.4) (between nations, companies) (economic tie) rapporto m.; (historical, friendly tie) legame m.5) telev. rad. collegamento m., connessione f.6) inform. collegamento m., link m.II [lɪŋk]1) (connect physically) [road, cable] collegare, unire [places, objects]to link A to B o A with B o A and B collegare A a B o A con B o A e B; to link arms [ people] tenersi o stare sottobraccio; to link arms with sb. — prendere qcn. sottobraccio
2) (relate)to link sth. to o with (col)legare qcs. a, stabilire un collegamento o legame tra qcs. e [fact, illness]; his name has been linked with — il suo nome è stato associato a [deed, name]
3) inform. collegare [ terminals]to link sth. to o with — collegare o connettere qcs. a [mainframe, terminal]
4) telev. rad. collegare (by via, tramite)•- link up* * *[liŋk] 1. noun1) (a ring of a chain: There was a worn link in the chain and it broke; an important link in the chain of the evidence.) anello, maglia2) (anything connecting two things: His job was to act as a link between the government and the press.) collegamento2. verb(to connect as by a link: The new train service links the suburbs with the heart of the city.) collegare- link up* * *I [lɪŋk]1) (in chain) maglia f., anello m.the weak link in — fig. l'anello debole di [chain, argument]
2) (in transports) collegamento m.3) (connection) (between facts) rapporto m., collegamento m.; (between people) legame m.4) (between nations, companies) (economic tie) rapporto m.; (historical, friendly tie) legame m.5) telev. rad. collegamento m., connessione f.6) inform. collegamento m., link m.II [lɪŋk]1) (connect physically) [road, cable] collegare, unire [places, objects]to link A to B o A with B o A and B collegare A a B o A con B o A e B; to link arms [ people] tenersi o stare sottobraccio; to link arms with sb. — prendere qcn. sottobraccio
2) (relate)to link sth. to o with (col)legare qcs. a, stabilire un collegamento o legame tra qcs. e [fact, illness]; his name has been linked with — il suo nome è stato associato a [deed, name]
3) inform. collegare [ terminals]to link sth. to o with — collegare o connettere qcs. a [mainframe, terminal]
4) telev. rad. collegare (by via, tramite)•- link up
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