link

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noun

link

[lɪŋk]

sustantivo

1. eslabón (m) (of chain); conexión (f) nexo (m) (connection)(between entre);

lazo (m) , vínculo (m) ;

(between countries, people)

enlace (m)

(road, railway line)

también:

verbo transitivo

2. (places) (facts, events, situations) (computers, radio stations)

enlazar, comunicar;

relacionar;

conectar

link [link]

sustantivo

1. Eslabón o anillo de cadena.

2. Cadena, enlace.

3. Hacha de viento.

Link-motion -> cuadrante de la correduría, el conjunto de las piezas que sirven para operar las válvulas de una locomotora u otra máquina semejante
Rail link -> enlace ferroviario (train)

1. Enlazar, unir y trabar una cosa con otra.

2. Juntar o reunir por confederación o contrato.

3. Ensartar, encadenar.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

4. Tener conexión una cosa con otra. (n)

va.


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