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relate English

Meaning relate meaning

What does relate mean?
Definitions in simple English

relate Verb

— If you relate, you tell something in a way that is descriptive. — if you relate, you make a connection between one thing and another thing. I related ice hockey to floor hockey on ice. — If you relate with someone, you have a connection with them. — If you relate with someone, you interact with them. I related with my teacher by handing him the test. — If you relate, you respond through reaction.

relate

— verb (= colligate, connect) make a logical or causal connection I cannot connect these two pieces of evidence in my mind colligate these facts I cannot relate these events at all — verb (= refer, pertain) be relevant to There were lots of questions referring to her talk My remark pertained to your earlier comments — verb give an account of The witness related the events — verb be in a relationship with How are these two observations related? — verb have or establish a relationship to She relates well to her peers

Synonyms relate synonyms

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relate English » English

tell narrate connect recount link concern associate involve describe report refer state recite pertain link up colligate touch on tie in speak say express count correlate come to bear on announce touch join interrelate explain declare deal communicate ascribe yoke unite string regard quote plead a case piece pass on by word of mouth joint interpret interest inform have-to doe with from mouth to mouth discuss detail

Topics relate topics

What do people use relate to talk about?
Grammar

Connected with, related
Language and thought Communication

Story

Social behavior
Social behavior

Relationships

Conjugation relate conjugation

How do you conjugate relate?

relate · verb

Examples relate examples

How do I use relate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I can relate to how you feel.
I relate with people better when I'm not caught up worrying about myself.

Movie subtitles

Ten years ago, Judge Roger Shaw did his duty as he saw it and sentenced this man to prison for an offense the details of which, out of fairness to the accused I shall not relate.
But you gentlemen must realize. that besides being both father and mother to Harvey. I'm tied up in my own work. in matters that also relate to his future welfare.
This must be distinctly understood or nothing wonderful can come of the story I'm going to relate.
I could relate many things, but I'm a gentleman.
I could relate, but I tried to forget and forgive.
We'll have something to relate to our grandchildren.
I've got nothing to relate. Absolutely nothing.
She suffered an ordeal that I shan't relate in her presence.
He'll collect their findings and relate them to the present theories on the effects of too much radiation.
We do not deny the existence of these sciences, but they do not relate to this point of law.
My job is supposed to be to advise people how to relate to the public, you know?
You know, monsieur, I believe that it's only in the romance languages that one is able to really relate in a mature fashion.
How might this discussion of worms relate to me?
I dislike the way adults relate to us.
You needed only relate the painful tale you just told me.
I gave young Ensign Pulver another drink of alcohol in orange juice and it inspired him to relate further amorous feats of his.
With all the evidence, all that remained was to relate the clues to one suspect.
This may relate to but many sons.
Uh, mr. Frisby. there are some terms that we cannot relate to our own language.
To help you understand what I mean, I would like to relate a nice little parable.
Scott does feel very protective over Isaac, Erica, and Boyd 'cause he can really relate with them.
And that's something that I relate to with Allison.
But to relate that directly to religious belief, to religious revelation, if you like, should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Anyway, she could relate to the account of strogoff Captain Nicolas Korpanoff what would have been stupid to tell him.
HOWEVER, THAT IS WHERE ANY SIMILARITY TO ANYTHING THAT ONE MAY RELATE ONE'S SELF ENDS.
No, it does not relate you, at all.
Myself will straight aboard and to the state this heavy act with heavy heart relate.
Well, I. I don't relate to them as much as with you.
All units relate.
Relate your point of origin.
She can't relate it to the trial.
You have to relate. Relate to people.

News and current affairs

A pan-European opinion survey, which has been carried out for many years, allows us to relate the two.
CAMBRIDGE - Many, if not all, of the world's most pressing macroeconomic problems relate to the massive overhang of all forms of debt.
So far, a huge number of potential SDG targets have been proposed, some of which relate to biodiversity.
Some examples that we might relate to better can be found in the communist, centrally planned economies of much of the twentieth century, which also had no speculative markets.
How long will the war last and how does it relate to civil liberties and alliances?
Several of the key Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) relate to health, in particular controlling epidemic diseases and reducing the death rates of mothers in childbirth and young children.
Neuroscientists believe that this may even have altered how we now relate to one another in the real world.
China and Russia tend to relate to their respective pasts and futures in very different ways - with self-confidence in China's case, with self-diffidence in the case of Russia.
We can no longer relate to our way of doing or construing things as if it were too obvious to mention.
People relate to each other in new ways, posing questions about how we should respond to people when all that we know about them is what we have learned through a medium that permits all kinds of anonymity and deception.
The third and fourth positive factors relate to housing and the labor market.
Indeed, one can relate popular hostility toward nuclear energy to Germany's traditional romantic cult of nature, not to science.
First, it does not do enough to shield retail banking from investment-banking risks, of which only a small share relate to proprietary trading.
Second, the US has a very different banking system to begin with, including various regulations on how depository institutions can relate to affiliated trading entities.
The future of these direct peace talks thus depends not only on Netanyahu and Abbas, but also on how they relate to the extremists within their camps.
How does one relate to the inanimate objects rising out of the barren yet majestic desert sands?
In time, models could demonstrate how to relate this new global metric to emissions' regional climate impact.

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