connect

connect
connect [{{t}}kə'nekt]
1 transitive verb
(a) (join → pipes, wires) raccorder; (→ pinions, shafts, wheels) engrener, coupler; {{}}Electricity{{}} (→ circuits) interconnecter; {{}}Electricity{{}} (→ wires) connecter;
to connect sth to sth joindre ou relier ou raccorder qch à qch;
connect this wire to the other terminal connectez ce fil à l'autre borne
(b) (join to supply → machine, house, telephone) brancher, raccorder;
to connect sth to sth raccorder qch à qch, brancher qch sur qch;
to be connected (up) to sth être branché sur qch
(c) {{}}Telecommunications{{}} mettre en communication, relier;
to connect sb to sb mettre qn en communication avec qn;
will you connect me with reservations, please? est-ce que vous pouvez me passer votre service des réservations?;
I'm trying to connect you j'essaie d'obtenir votre communication
(d) (link → of path, railway, road, airline) relier;
to connect with or to relier à;
the new rail link connects Terminal 3 with or to the train station la nouvelle liaison ferroviaire relie l'aérogare 3 à la gare;
a corridor connects the room to the library il y a un couloir qui relie la pièce à la bibliothèque
(e) (associate → person, place, event) associer;
to connect sb/sth with sb/sth associer qn/qch avec qn/à qch, faire le rapprochement entre qn/qch et qn/qch;
I'd never connected the two things before je n'avais (encore) jamais fait le rapprochement entre les deux;
there is nothing to connect the two crimes il n'y a aucun lien entre les deux crimes;
at first I didn't connect the name with the face au début je n'ai pas fait le lien ou le rapprochement entre le nom et le visage;
to be connected with (of person) avoir des relations ou un lien avec; (of thing) se rattacher ou se rapporter à;
the questions were connected with another subject les questions étaient relatives ou se rapportaient à un autre sujet
2 intransitive verb
(a) (bus, plane, train) assurer la correspondance;
to connect with assurer la correspondance avec
(b) (blow) atteindre son but; (boxer) frapper ou atteindre son adversaire; (tennis player, cricketer, racket, bat) frapper la balle;
{{}}familiar{{}} my fist connected with his chin je l'ai touché au menton
(c) (wires) être reliés (with à); (roads) se rejoindre; (rooms) communiquer (with avec);
this road connects with the motorway cette route rejoint l'autoroute;
the tunnels don't connect les deux tunnels ne sont pas reliés ou ne communiquent pas
(d) {{}}American{{}} {{}}familiar{{}} {{}}drugs slang{{}} (buy drugs) s'approvisionner en drogue
3 noun
{{}}Computing{{}} connexion f
►► connect time durée f (d'établissement) de la connexion
connect up separable transitive verb
(pipes) raccorder; {{}}Electricity{{}} (wires) connecter

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