link-up in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for link-up in the English»French Dictionary

link-up [Brit ˈlɪŋkʌp, Am ˈlɪŋkˌəp] N

1. link-up:

link-up TV, RADIO

liaison f

2. link-up:

link-up FIN, COMM

association f (between entre, with avec)

satellite link-up N

satellite link-up RADIO, TV

liaison f par satellite

I.link up VB [Brit lɪŋk -, Am lɪŋk -] (link up)

link up firms, colleges:

link up

s'associer

to link up with college, firm

s'associer avec

Translations for link-up in the French»English Dictionary

vidéocommunication [videokɔmynikasjɔ̃] N f

vidéocommunication

link-up

réunion-téléphone <pl réunions-téléphone> [ʀeynjɔ̃telefɔn] N f

réunion-téléphone

telephone link-up

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faire une jonction entre A et B

to link up A and B

opérer une jonction armée, manifestants:

to link up

s'embrancher

to link up (sur with)

relier personnes, objets, piquets

to link up, to link [sb/sth] together (à to)

relier lieux, berges

to link (up ou together)

raccorder (par satellite)

to link up

s'associer personnes, sociétés:

to go into partnership, to link up (à, avec with)

link-up in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for link-up in the English»French Dictionary

link-up N

1. link-up (connection between systems):

link-up

connexion f

2. link-up (establishment of such a connection):

link-up of a spacecraft

arrimage m

Translations for link-up in the French»English Dictionary

duplex [dyplɛks] N m

1. duplex ARCHIT:

appartement en duplex

maisonette Brit

appartement en duplex

duplex Am

2. duplex CINE, TV:

duplex

link-up

jonction [ʒɔ̃ksjɔ̃] N f

1. jonction (liaison) a. TECH, ELEC:

jonction

junction

jonction de routes

(road) junction

jonction de fleuves

confluence

jonction de voies ferrées

points pl

gare de jonction

railway junction

2. jonction (action):

jonction

link-up

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câbler

to link up to the cable network

se raccorder à qc

to link up to sth

enchaîner idées

to link up

link-up Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to link up to the cable network

câbler

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Railway lines in other provinces started later, but a national link-up was established in 1898, creating a national transport network.

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The cards can be combined for greater powers and can be earned by connecting with other players and doing battle via link-up cable.

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He either tells the pitch referee by radio link-up or by the use of a big screen during televised matches.

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Monthly pass holders are offered link-up options with these services.

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With the church at capacity, the ceremony was relayed by audio link-up to hundreds of mourners gathered in the nearby community hall.

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The link-up also enabled it to provide classified bulletins to a limited number of high-ranking public officials.

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The link-up between past and present is as skillfully done as everything else in this accomplished novel.

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As such, there isn't a link-up online photo albums, but we like the simple timeline that the photo and video browser offers.

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Fans protested however, and the link-up never materialised.

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He is known for his ability to score goals and link-up play; he often drops deep and is involved in the buildup of plays.

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