linking
SayLINK-ing/ˈlɪŋkɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of link. Use this form for an action happening now or as the name of the action.
She is linking the two paragraphs with a clear sentence.
Linking the photos to the album takes just a minute.
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- 2That joins two or more things to each other.
Like a paperclip that holds two sheets of paper together.
A linking word like "and" joins two parts of a sentence.
The builders added a linking path between the two gardens.
Similarbridging
Oppositeseparating, dividing
- 3The act of joining things together, or the state of being joined.
Like a chain, where each part holds onto the next.
The linking of the two clubs created one big group.
Good linking between teams helps the work go faster.
Similarconnection, integration, joining
Oppositeseparation, disconnection
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linking is a form of link
link, verb: To join two or more things together. Full entry
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- link → linking: add -ing
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