Definition of interrelate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
general connectiontr. Rare connect or relate to one anothertr. Rare
- The two theories interrelate in a complex way.
2.
relationshipintr. Rare have a connection and effect on each otherintr. Rare
- Economic and social factors often interrelate.
Origin of interrelate
Latin, inter (between) + relate (to tell)
Examples of interrelate in a sentence
The two subjects interrelate more than we initially thought. The two cultures interrelate in fascinating ways. Their personalities interrelate, creating a strong bond.
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- French:s'interconnecter, interagir, ...
- German:verknüpfen, zusammenhängen, ...
- Italian:relazionarsi, interrelarsi, ...
- Spanish:interrelacionar, interrelacionarse, ...
- Portuguese:interrelacionar, inter-relacionar, ...
- Chinese:相互关联, 相互影响, ...
- Japanese:相互関係がある, 関連し合う, ...
- Arabic:تَرَابَطَ, تَرَاوَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִקָּשֵׁר, לְהִתְחַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:взаимосвязаны, взаимосвязываться, ...
- Ukrainian:взаємопов'язувати, взаємопов'язуватися, ...
- Hindi:जुड़ना, संबंधित होना, ...
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