connecting
Pronunciation: [kəˈnɛktɪŋ]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to join things together or cause them to come together. When you connect two pieces of a puzzle, they fit together to make a complete picture.
Example
I am connecting the dots to create a beautiful drawing.
Example
He is not connecting his ideas clearly in the presentation.
Example
How are you connecting your thoughts for the essay?
Context: "communication"
(verb) to link or communicate with someone, like when you call someone on the phone or send a message. It's making sure that you can talk to them easily.
Example
I am connecting with my friends online to plan a party.
Example
She was not connecting with her family after moving to a new city.
Example
Why do you think people connect more through social media these days?
Context: "transportation"
(verb) to join transportation systems or routes to make travel easier. For example, when buses and trains link together, it helps people reach their destination.
Example
The new train line is connecting the city to the suburbs quickly.
Example
The airport is not connecting international flights well, causing delays.
Example
Is there a way of connecting from the bus to the train station?
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