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1. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] connect, fasten, or put together two or more pieces.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
2. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] make a logical or causal connection.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
3. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] join by means of communication equipment.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
4. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] be or become joined or united or linked.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
5. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] join for the purpose of communication.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
6. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] land on or hit solidly.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
7. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] establish a rapport or relationship.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
8. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] plug into an outlet.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
9. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] establish communication with someone.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)
10. connect
verb. ['kəˈnɛkt'] hit or play a ball successfully.
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- connect (English)
- connecto (Latin)