interlink
இணை
definition
verb
agreement has been reached to interlink the airport's two baggage systems
join or connect (two or more things) together.
translation of 'interlink'
ஒன்று சேர்த்து இணை
example
In my case I have had the opportunity to 'interlink' dance and management.
agreement has been reached to 'interlink' the airport's two baggage systems
He added that while the two cities were 'interlinked' , they were very distinct and pointed out Wakefield was the historic capital of the old West Riding.
Since upstream and downstream activities are 'interlinked' , a comprehensive programme for the entire basin is essential for its success.
All these roads will be 'interlinked' which will help long distance travellers from different parts of the city.
Third, electronic 'interlinkage' of trading sites has created conditions of anywhere anytime securities dealing.
This would be 'interlinked' to traffic signals and a centralised control room, from where the personnel can control the vehicle movement.
The ideas seem to have come from some oblique strategy system that provides strings of ideas, all of which are 'interlinked' .
The open springs are 'interlinked' , spreading body weight evenly across the surface of the mattress.
All of our sites will be tightly 'interlinked' technologically, so you can click from one to another.
He said the criminal gangs operated independently of each other, but are 'interlinked' and probably cooperated in the vandalism.
‘About Sophie,’ I answer, 'interlinking' my fingers together, studying the movement of an ant on the polished floor.
The basic technique is 'interlinking' the threads in a single twist.
While both India and China have huge grain stocks, the 'interlinkage' of poor local harvests and tight international supplies is clear enough.
The two are 'interlinked' and negative for the dollar.
Hart 'interlinks' themes of power, money, gender and psychological superiority - each character is examined by motive and gain.
He takes my hand in his, 'interlinking' our fingers.
The issues of waste disposal and energy are closely 'interlinked' .
In Dr. Walsh's opinion 'interlinking' motor ways would be the single most important piece of infrastructure that would help regional cities to compete with Dublin.
At present the academy works in two areas both of which are 'interlinked' .
These 'interlinkages' are particularly important to seize in considering development policies.
There has been some concern that this 'interlinkage' opens the door for a new form of economic warfare involving the destabilizing of markets and the deliberate creation of panics.
Jones 'interlinks' scenes by a kind of visual punctuation, though always to a purpose.
Institutions created in this way, she concludes, may be ‘highly robust due to their 'interlinkages' with the social and historical milieu’.
‘In fact whoever is responsible for these acts of sacrilege have also tried to demolish the dividing wall that 'interlinks' both cemeteries there,’ said the Canon.
Instead, she grabs my hand, 'interlinking' her fingers with mine and clinging on so tightly that I can feel the pulse in her cool fingertips.
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