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Link [lɪŋk] n
fin.	ligação
link [lɪŋk] n
gen.	elo de ligação
commun.	hiperligação; ligação hipertexto
comp., MS	ligar (To connect or associate items or data such as contacts, accounts, or worksheets); associar (To connect or associate items or data such as contacts, accounts, or worksheets); ligação (A connection between an element in a hypertext document, such as a word, phrase, symbol, or image, and a different element in the document or in another location, a webpage, file, or script)
comp., MS, Braz.	vincular (To connect or associate items or data such as contacts, accounts, or worksheets); link (A connection between an element in a hypertext document, such as a word, phrase, symbol, or image, and a different element in the document or in another location, a webpage, file, or script); vínculo (A connection between an OLE object and its OLE server, or between a dynamic data exchange (DDE) source document and a destination document)
el.	elo; malha
IT, el.	ligação
mech.eng.	barra de ligação; elemento de ligação; biela; bielinha
stat., scient.	enlace; combinação
transp.	lanço; troço; arco
transp., mech.eng.	carregador de acumuladores
link in programming [lɪŋk] n
telecom.	ligador em programação
to link [lɪŋk] n
transp., mech.eng.	acoplar
English thesaurus
link [lɪŋk] n
mil., abbr.	li; lk
mil., logist.	All resources necessary to make two items of equipment communicate. (FRA)
USA	A behavioral, physical, or functional relationship between nodes. see also node; In communications, a general term used to indicate the existence of communications facilities between two points. see also node; A maritime route, other than a coastal or transit route, which links any two or more routes (JP 3-0) see also node
LINK [lɪŋk] abbr.
abbr., ed.	Let's Include New Kids
abbr., ed., scient.	Learning Innovative New Knowledge
abbr., el.	logistics information network
abbr., med.	WHO Library And Information Networks For Knowledge. Bibliothèque Et Réseaux D'information à L'appui Des Connaissances De L'OMS
abbr., mil., avia.	aircraft simulator trainer on the ground
Nasdaq	Interlink Electronics
LINKs [lɪŋks] abbr.
abbr., org.name.	Gender, Biodiversity and Local Knowledge Systems

Link : 734 phrases in 45 subjects

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Hobbies and pastimes	3
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International Monetary Fund	1
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Law	2
Materials science	1
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Medical	7
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Microsoft	79
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Power lines	7
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Radio	9
Rail transport	2
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Superconductivity	1
Technology	5
Telecommunications	8
Telephony	2
Transport	55
Work flow	1