related to
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2.0
- adjective
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relacionado con
- Collaborate with a teacher on a project related to the topic of flight.
- closely related to
- directly related to
- significantly related to
We're going to discuss all things related to conflict.
- We're going to discuss all things related to conflict.
- And that's the way this anxiety related to PTSD works.
- So the frequency of vibration is related to the wavelength of.
- And we know it's very closely related to metabolic disease.
- But the other interesting thing is related to manufacturing, right?
- Well, this is really related to new experiences.
- They were questioning is this related to your job.
- And we've we've shown that they are related to blood inflammation markers.
- How is this related to to type theory?
- Like let me give you an example related to my breast Cancer Research.
Examples
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All of those things are related to intelligence test scores.
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What were the successes and challenges related to implementation, and how were challenges overcome?
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So this point is related to the other point.
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My plan provides specific solutions related to real knowledge.
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Well, this is really related to new experiences.
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We're going to discuss all things related to conflict.
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In this research, having fewer social relationships is related to less satisfaction with body image.
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Children with disabilities also reported more injuries related to physical abuse than did other children.
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Developing standards may be easy; overcoming the barriers related to implementation presents the most difficult challenges.
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In this research study, the symptoms of anxiety are closely related to stress levels.
Synonyms
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1.3
Having a strong friendly relationship with someone
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2.3
Connected by topic or cause, like documents about the same event
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3.3
Closely connected to what people are talking about or doing
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Having the same position, job, or purpose
In a close relationship with other people or groups
A connection between two things where changes in one link to changes in the other
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
related + to
The meaning 'connected with' is directly and transparently derived from 'related' (linked or associated) combined with the preposition 'to' indicating the target of that relation; a learner who knows both constituents can infer the phrase's meaning. This adjective + preposition pattern is common and productive in English (and across many languages), so the expression is immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Related to comes from the picture of a family tree: relatives are joined by branches, so people are related to each other. That's why we use related to today when one thing is 'connected' or very similar to another.