couple on

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Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To link or connect together: The verb "couple on" means to join, attach, or connect two or more things, often to form a functional unit or association.
Usage
  • "Couple on" is a transitive phrasal verb. It requires a direct object (the things being connected).
  • It is often used in technical, mechanical, or formal contexts to describe the act of linking components, ideas, or systems.
  • The preposition "on" in this phrasal verb can imply attaching something to an existing system or structure.
Examples
  • Verb:
    • The engineer will couple the new module on the main system. (The engineer will attach the new module to the main system.)
    • We need to couple these two concepts on a single framework for clarity. (We need to link these two concepts within a single framework for clarity.)
    • Can you couple the trailer on the truck? (Can you connect the trailer to the truck?)
Advanced Usage
  • "to be coupled on": This passive form describes something that has been linked or attached.
    • The new protocol is coupled on the existing network infrastructure. (The new protocol is linked to the existing network infrastructure.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Couple (verb): To join or combine. Often used interchangeably, though "couple on" can emphasize attachment to a specific point.
  • Coupling (noun): A device or mechanism that connects two parts.
    • Check the coupling between the engine and the gearbox.
  • Attach: To fasten or join one thing to another.
  • Connect: To bring together or into contact so that a link is established.
Synonyms
  • Link
  • Attach
  • Connect
  • Join
  • Fasten
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Couple up: To connect or link items, often pairs.
    • Couple up the hoses before turning on the water.
  • Hook on: To attach, especially with a hook.
    • Hook the container on the crane's cable.
Related Idioms
Verb
  1. link together
    • can we couple these proposals?

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