connect

[kəˈnekt]

Definition:
1. To join together two or more things; to be joined together.
2. To join something to the main supply of electricity, gas, water, etc. or to another piece of equipment.
3. Join by means of communication equipment.

Use 'connect' in a sentence:

1. It helps people connect with others.
2. Go seek them out and connect with them.
3. The key to successful small talk is learning how to connect with others, not just communicate with them.
4. It's defined by which horizontal or vertical slice of the world you connect yourself with.
5. In addition to connecting peers, cell phones connect children and parents.
6. Each turbine will be mounted on a tower which will connect to the national power supply grid via underwater cables.
7. There was nothing to connect him with the crime.
8. You'd better connect your child's teacher.
9. They wanted to connect with a community of like-minded people.
10. You're more likely to be heard if you can connect your disagreement to a higher purpose.
11. I usually have my laptop resting on my knee and connect to the local wireless network.
12. The rooms on this floor connect.
13. My connecting plane didn't depart for another six hours.
14. This is why there are some Chinese sayings that connect emotions to the color of one's face.
15. They planned that the two routes would connect.
16. Both the iPhones and the iPod Touch devices can connect to the Internet through campus wireless networks.
17. Where do the two railroads connect [link up]?
18. We can connect it to the screens we already have.
19. You can connect the speakers to your CD player.
20. To connect with your real nature that is unbounded and invincible, practice yoga and meditation.
21. The canal was built to connect Sheffield with the Humber estuary.
22. Both a staircase and a lift connect the two floors with an enclosed terrace on the roof.
23. This is because we have to connect to the naming service.
24. This will increase capacity to connect the cell towers to AT&T's main network.
25. First connect the printer to the computer.
26. Where do the two railroads connect [ link up]?
27. Workers use the materials on the module to quickly connect the pipes and wires.
28. This leads to the inescapable conclusion that the two things are connected.
29. She connected up the two computers.
30. The house is not yet connected to the mains.
31. He asked to be connected to the central switchboard at London University.
32. The events may or may not have been connected.
33. The two subjects are closely connected.
34. I wouldn't have connected the two things.
35. Have you ever had any skin problems connected with exposure to the sun?
36. His workshop connected with a small building in the garden.
37. They are connected by marriage.
38. Connect a cable to the output.
39. The chart can then display the links connecting these groups.
40. There's a connecting flight at noon.
41. His flight to Amsterdam connects with an afternoon flight to New York.
42. The fallopian tubes connect the ovaries with the uterus.
43. The geography of poverty and the geography of voting are connected.
44. Just connect via video conferencing software, so your face appears on Ava's screen.
45. We're waiting for the telephone to be connected.
46. Transitions should connect one paragraph to the next so that there are no abrupt or confusing shifts.
47. Hold on please, I'm trying to connect you.
48. The turning disc is connected by a drive belt to an electric motor.
49. I was surprised to hear them mentioned together: I had never connected them before.
50. Users can easily move files between PCs connected by local area networks or the internet.
51. I hoped he would not connect me with that now-embarrassing review I'd written seven years earlier.
52. Click 'Continue' to connect to the Internet.
53. These appliances should not be connected to power supplies.
54. A regular bus service connects the train station with the town centre.
55. They met a couple of times but they didn't really connect.
56. The two cases are most probably connected.