To make a connection
Example: They make a connection between ideas clearly
Definition
"To make a connection" means to establish a relationship or link between two or more things, ideas, or people, often to facilitate understanding, communication, or interaction. For example, in the sentence 'They make a connection between ideas clearly,' it refers to linking concepts.
Etymology
The phrase "to make a connection" combines the verb 'make,' from Old English 'macian,' meaning to create or produce, with 'connection,' from Latin 'connectere,' meaning to bind together. This phrase evolved to express the act of linking or associating things, ideas, or people.
