Link up
Significado: To meet up with someone or get together.
Link up is a casual way of saying 'let's meet' or 'let's hang out.' It can be used for platonic or romantic meetups. The term implies a relatively casual, low-pressure gathering rather than a formal plan. It's often used in texts or DMs when making spontaneous plans.
Ejemplos
- We should link up this weekend — I haven't seen you in forever. 这周末出来聚聚吧——好久没见了。Deberíamos quedar este fin de semana — hace siglos que no nos vemos.今週末会おうよ——ずっと会ってなかったし。이번 주말에 만나자 — 오랜만이잖아.
- I'm going to link up with some friends after work. 下班后我要去跟朋友碰面。Voy a quedar con unos amigos después del trabajo.仕事の後、友達と会う予定。퇴근 후에 친구들이랑 만나기로 했어.
- She linked up with her old college roommate when she was in town. 她出差的时候约了大学室友见了一面。Quedó con su antigua compañera de universidad cuando estaba en la ciudad.彼女は出張中に大学時代のルームメイトと会った。그녀는 출장 중에 대학교 때 룸메이트를 만났어.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: texting, making plans, casual meetups
Tono: casual, friendly
✓ Correcto
- Let's link up sometime.找个时间聚一下吧。Quedemos un día de estos.いつか会おうよ。언제 한번 만나자.
- We linked up downtown last night.昨晚我们在市中心碰面了。Anoche quedamos en el centro.昨夜、ダウンタウンで会ったよ。어젯밤 시내에서 만났어.
✗ Incorrecto
- Very casual — don't use for formal business meetings or official gatherings非常随意——不要用于正式的商务会议或官方聚会Muy coloquial — no se usa para reuniones de trabajo formales u oficiales非常にカジュアルな表現——フォーマルなビジネスミーティングや公式な集まりには使わないこと매우 캐주얼한 표현이다 — 공식적인 비즈니스 미팅이나 격식 있는 모임에는 사용하지 않는다
Origen e historia
From the idea of connecting or linking chains together. Common in Caribbean English and African American English since the 2000s, it spread into mainstream American slang through social media and music.
Contexto cultural
Era: 2000s onwards
Generation: Millennials, Gen Z
Social background: Universal
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