link up
To join or connect with something or someone.
Meanings
To connect systems, devices, or networks so they work together.
"The new cable will link up the two buildings so they share the same internet connection."
To meet and join with another person or group, often to work together.
"The two research teams linked up to share data and resources on the project."
For roads, railways, or transport routes to connect two places.
"The new motorway will link up the capital with the northern regions."
Versatile phrasal verb used across technology (linking systems), geography (roads or rail lines connecting), and personal relationships (people meeting and joining forces). Common in journalism, business, and everyday speech. 'Link-up' as a noun means a connection or collaboration.
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