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🔑connectcon·nect /kəˈnɛkt / verb - [intransitive, transitive] connect (sth) (to / with sth) to be joined to something; to join something to something else（使）连接；（使）联结◆You need the right software to be able to connect to the Internet.你需要有合适的软件才可连上互联网。◆The printer is connected to the computer.打印机和计算机连接在一起。◆The new subway line will connect the southern suburbs directly with downtown.新的地铁线将把南郊和市中心直接连接起来。◆The phone company hasn't connected our phone line yet.电信公司还没有把我们的电话线连接上。 ➡ look at disconnect
- [transitive] connect sb / sth (to / with sb / sth) to have an association with someone or something else; to realize or show that someone or something is involved with someone or something else和…有关；将…联系起来◆There was no evidence that she was connected with the crime.没有证据表明她和这起犯罪有关。◆Doctors believe that the increase in asthma is connected to pollution levels.医生认为哮喘病的增加和污染程度加重有关。
- [intransitive] connect (with sth) (used about a bus, train, plane, etc.) to arrive at a particular time so that passengers can change to another bus, train, plane, etc.（公共汽车、火车、飞机等）联运，衔接◆I hope we won't miss our connecting flight in Chicago!我希望我们不会误了芝加哥的转乘航班！
- [transitive] connect sb (to / with sb) to link someone by telephone为（某人）接通电话◆Please stay on the line while we connect you to the next available representative.请别挂线，我们为您接通下一个能连线的服务代表。
- [intransitive] connect (with sb) to understand someone well and have a good relationship with him / her（与某人）保持良好关系，沟通◆If he wants to win the election, he'll have to connect with middle-class voters.如果他想赢得选举，就必须和中产阶层的选民搞好关系。
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