connection in Latin
connection in Latin is nexus — connection means the act of joining two or more things together.
connection in Latin
nexus
What does "connection" mean?
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noun The act of joining two or more things together.
"The connection of the two pipes took the plumber only a few minutes."
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noun A sense that ideas or parts fit together logically.
"I cannot see any connection between his excuse and what actually happened."
- noun Sex between two people.
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noun The place where two or more things join together.
"Water was leaking from the connection between the hose and the tap."
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connection in a sentence
- The connection of the two pipes took the plumber only a few minutes.
- Connection of the new printer to the network is quick and simple.
- I cannot see any connection between his excuse and what actually happened.
- The teacher helped us make a connection between the story and real life.
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What is "connection" in Latin?
"connection" in Latin is nexus. connection means: The act of joining two or more things together.
How do you use "connection" in a sentence?
Example: "The connection of the two pipes took the plumber only a few minutes." In Latin, "connection" is nexus.
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