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"to link to" vs. "to link with"


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09:26 Oct 14, 2009
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English to German translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Computers: Systems, Networks
English term or phrase: "to link to" vs. "to link with"
Kann mir bitte jemand den Unterschied erklären bzw. sagen, an welcher Stelle man "link to" sagt und an welcher Stelle "link with"?
Beate Kunz


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3ankoppeln an/sich binden mit
Goldcoaster


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ankoppeln an/sich binden mit


Explanation:
eine Gegenstand der sich an einen anderen akoppelt vs. Chemikalien, welche sich binden bzw. eine Verbindung miteinander eingehen

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