links
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Plurallinks
- 1Plural of link. Use it when you mean more than one link.
The chain broke when two of its links snapped under the weight.
She wore a bracelet made of tiny silver links.
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- 2A golf course, usually built on sandy ground near the sea.
Like a normal golf course, but built on sandy hills right next to the ocean.
They played a round on the windy links by the coast.
The old links near the harbor are famous for their deep bunkers.
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- 3Third-person singular present tense of link. Use this form after he, she, or it.
The bridge links the island to the mainland.
A narrow path links the two villages.
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links is a form of link
link, noun: A connection between people, places, things, or ideas. Full entry
- Forms
- linklinks plural
- Spelling
- link → links: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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Origin
It comes from a Scots word 'links' meaning sandy, rolling ground near the seashore, which goes back to Old English 'hlincas' meaning rising grounds or hills.