Link up to Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɫɪŋk/ /ˈəp/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ

LINGK-UP-too, LINGK-UP-tuh, LINGK-UP-ti

UK

lˈɪŋk/ /ˈʌp/ /tˈuː

LINGK-UP-TOO

Definición

To connect or join something (like a computer, device, or group) to another thing, usually to share information or work together.

Uso & Matices

Mainly informal and used for technology or collaboration contexts. Common: 'link up to the internet', 'link up to a printer'. Less formal than 'connect to'. Can refer to both physical connections (wires) and online or group cooperation. Don't confuse with 'look up to' (admire).

• Spanish: conectar(se) a - enlazar(se) a
• Portuguese (BR): conectar(-se) a - ligar(-se) a
• Portuguese (PT): ligar(-se) a - conectar(-se) a
• Chinese (Simplified): 连接到 - 联结到
• Chinese (Traditional): 連接到 - 連繫到
• Hindi: से जोड़ना
• Arabic: يرتبط بـ - يتصل بـ
• Bengali: সংযুক্ত করা - যুক্ত হওয়া
• Russian: подключиться к - соединиться с
• Japanese: 〜につなぐ - 〜に接続する
• Vietnamese: kết nối với - liên kết với
• Korean: 연결하다 - 연결되다
• Turkish: bağlanmak - bağlantı kurmak
• Urdu: سے جڑنا - سے منسلک ہونا
• Indonesian: menghubungkan ke - terhubung ke

Oraciones de Ejemplo

You need to link up to the Wi-Fi to access the internet.

basic

Can you link up to the printer from your laptop?

basic

They will link up to the same network for the project.

basic

Just link up to my hotspot and you’re good to go.

natural

The two teams will link up to share research results next month.

natural

Our app lets you link up to all your social media accounts easily.

natural