interconnect
/ˌɪntərkəˈnɛkt/
verb
- To connect two or more things together, especially so that they work with or depend on each other.
- The company plans to interconnect its offices with a private network.
- These systems interconnect to share data in real time.
- The new bridge will interconnect the two islands.
- To be connected with each other in a way that creates a network or system.
- The trails interconnect throughout the national park.
- The pipes interconnect beneath the building.
- Our lives interconnect in surprising ways.
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noun
- A connection between two or more things, especially in a system or network.
- The interconnect allows different devices to share information.
- They installed a new interconnect to improve communication.
- The interconnect between the two servers failed.