relate
Pronunciación: [rɪˈleɪt]
Contexto: «relationship»
(verb) to show or explain how things are connected to each other. This means you can find similarities or connections between people, events, or ideas.
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She can relate her story to what happened last year, showing how both events are similar.
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He couldn't relate to the movie at all because it was about something very different from his life.
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Can you relate your experiences to what I just told you?
Contexto: «understanding»
(verb) to understand someone’s feelings or experiences because you have had similar ones. It means you can feel for someone else because you've been through something like that.
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I can really relate to how she feels about moving to a new school.
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He cannot relate to their struggles since he has never faced anything like it.
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Do you relate to how your friend feels right now?
Contexto: «telling stories»
(verb) to tell someone about something in a way that makes it understandable. It is like explaining a story or situation so that your listener can follow along.
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He likes to relate interesting facts about animals during his talks.
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She struggled to relate the story clearly, and many people got confused.
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Can you relate what happened during the trip?