concatenate
to connect or link in a series or chain
TRANSLATION
verketten, verknüpfen
STATISTICS
IN THE PRESS
"To deal with the flood of e-mail, you may want to ... subscribe in digest mode, in which the day's messages are concatenated and sent as a single message."
(You've Got E-Mail, PC World Monthly, June 1st, 1998)
(You've Got E-Mail, PC World Monthly, June 1st, 1998)
Did you
know?
Wordwise: from the Late Latin concatenare, concatenat- : com- + catenare, to bind (from Latin catena, chain)
