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London phrase

link up

Meet or connect with someone.

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Meaning

Link up means to meet, join, or connect with another person or group. In London conversation it often refers to an informal social meeting.

Pronunciation and grammar

Pronunciation: /lɪŋk ʌp/

Part of speech: phrasal verb

How it is used

It can describe an immediate plan or a future arrangement.

Register: Informal English.

Examples in context

  • Let's link up after work.Let's meet after work.
  • She linked up with the mandem in town.She met her group of friends in town.

Important context

The expression is not exclusive to London and can also refer to technical or organizational connections.

Related meanings

mandemRelated London meaningendsRelated London meaning

Source

Collins Dictionary: link up

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