| 词组 | link |
| 释义 | link [linked, linked, linking] link up 1. link up to join together, especially with another person or organization in order to do something together + with ▪ A few years ago the Rover car company linked up with its rival Honda. ▪ The Pet Shop Boys linked up with Liza Minelli and produced one of their best records. ▪ The two parties linked up to form the Social Democratic Party, or SDP. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑join up, ↑merge link-up n C when two or more companies, organizations etc join together: ▪ Shares in the company rose sharply as news of the link-up got out. 2. link up sth/sb • link sth/sb up to connect two or more places, people, or things: ▪ Millions of people around the world are now linked up by the Internet. ▪ The Channel Tunnel linked up Britain and France for the first time. ▪ This is part of a huge programme to link up Europe's air traffic control systems. + to ▪ The company's alarm system is linked up to a twenty-four hour security service. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑join up, ↑connect link-up n C a connection between two or more computers or electronic systems: ▪ Our hotel has twenty-six bedrooms, each with its own colour TV and video link-up. 3. link up to meet someone in order to do something or go somewhere with them + with ▪ David drove north to link up with his Liverpool team-mates. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑meet up, ↑join up |
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