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linked

The train cars are linked together on the track.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Connected or joined together: Describes two or more things that are physically attached or coupled, often by a specific connecting piece or mechanism.
    • Associated or related: Describes things that have a logical connection, relationship, or correlation, even if not physically joined.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The train consisted of ten linked carriages. (The carriages were physically connected to form the train.)
    • There is a linked series of events that led to the final outcome. (The events were connected in a causal chain.)
    • The two databases are linked, allowing data to be shared between them. (The databases are electronically connected or associated.)
Advanced Usage
  • "to be linked to": to be connected or associated with something, often causally or logically.
    • His health problems are directly linked to his smoking habit. (His health problems have a direct association/correlation with smoking.)
  • "closely linked": having a very strong or intimate connection.
    • Economic growth and political stability are closely linked. (They are strongly associated and influence each other.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Link (verb/noun): The action of connecting or the thing that connects.
    • Verb: The bridge links the two sides of the city.
    • Noun: A weak link in the chain.
  • Linkage (noun): The act or process of linking; a system of links.
    • The linkage between the policy and its effects is unclear.
  • Interlinked (adjective): Connected or locked together mutually.
    • The interlinked fates of the two characters drive the story.
Synonyms
  • Connected: Joined or fastened together.
  • Coupled: Linked together, typically in pairs.
  • Associated: Connected in thought or meaning.
  • Related: Connected by kinship, correlation, or logical sequence.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Link up: To connect or meet.
    • The two hiking trails link up at the summit. (The trails connect at the top.)
  • Link with: To form a connection or association with.
    • The company linked with a local charity for the event. (The company formed a partnership.)
Related Idioms
  • A weak link (in the chain): The most vulnerable or unreliable part of a system or group.
    • The old server is the weak link in our network security.
  • Missing link: Something that is needed to complete a series or solve a problem.
    • The fossil was hailed as the missing link in human evolution.
linked

The train cars are linked together on the track.

Adjective
  1. connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks