connect; link; continuous; compose
Meanings
3 senses · 6 examplesverb
to connect; to link; to join together
literarySame as 连属. Often used in formal or literary contexts to describe physical or logical connections between things.
These two mountain ranges are continuously linked, forming a natural barrier.
The article's beginning and end are well-connected, with a rigorous structure.
adjective
continuous; successive; uninterrupted
literaryDescribes things that follow one after another without break. Often used in the pattern 联属而至.
Guests arrived one after another in succession, making the courtyard as busy as a marketplace.
The spring rain continued incessantly; it hadn't cleared up for half a month.
verb
to compose; to write; to string together (words or phrases)
archaicRefers to the act of composing texts by connecting words or phrases. More archaic/literary.
He composed the text in one go, finishing it with one flourish.
This piece is well-composed with appropriate phrasing and ornate diction.