linkage
Pronunciation: [ˈlɪŋkɪdʒ]
Context: “relationship”
(noun) a connection or bond between things or people. It means how two or more things are related or tied together, like how friends support each other.
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There is a strong linkage between good nutrition and better health.
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The study showed no linkage between exercise and weight gain.
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What kind of linkage do you see between the characters in the story?
Context: “data management”
(noun) a method or system that connects different pieces of information or data. It's like how a website links different pages together so you can find things easily.
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The software has a helpful linkage feature that organizes all related files.
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Without proper linkage, the information was hard to find and understand.
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How does the linkage between the data sets improve our research?
Context: “mechanics”
(noun) a way that parts of a machine are connected so they can work together. It's like the way the gears in a bike are linked so they can move smoothly.
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The engineer designed a new linkage for the robot to improve its movement.
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The broken linkage made the machine stop working altogether.
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What type of linkage is best for this kind of machinery?