relate in Finnish
relate in Finnish is liittää, samaistaa, tuoda mieleen — relate means to tell or describe an event or story.
relate in Finnish
What does "relate" mean?
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verb To tell or describe an event or story.
"He related the whole incident to the police in detail."
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verb To be connected with or relevant to something.
"These figures relate to last year's sales, not this year's."
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verb To understand or identify with someone else's feelings or experience.
"I really relate to what you're describing — I went through the same thing."
relate in a sentence
- He related the whole incident to the police in detail.
- These figures relate to last year's sales, not this year's.
- I really relate to what you're describing — I went through the same thing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "relate" in Finnish?
"relate" in Finnish is liittää, samaistaa, tuoda mieleen. relate means: To tell or describe an event or story.
How do you use "relate" in a sentence?
Example: "He related the whole incident to the police in detail." In Finnish, "relate" is liittää, samaistaa, tuoda mieleen.
Are there other ways to say "relate" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 11 translations listed for "relate": liittää, samaistaa, tuoda mieleen, yhdistää, liittyä, samaistua.