# interconnect

/ˌɪntɝkəˈnɛkt/ (US) · /ˌɪntəkənˈɛkt/ (UK) · CEFR B2 · Verb

Source: https://englishreference.com/word/interconnect
Updated: 2026-05-31

## Definition

to join two or more things together so they can work as one system. You often use this when talking about computers, wires, or networks.

For teachers: to link or connect two or more components, systems, or networks to facilitate communication or data exchange. Often used in technical contexts regarding electronics or telecommunications.

## Examples

- The new software allows different apps to interconnect.
- Engineers must ensure that the various sensors in the building interconnect through a central control panel.
- Modern urban planning emphasizes how different modes of transport should interconnect to reduce congestion and provide seamless travel experiences for commuters.

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