hooked up Sentence Examples
- The old TV was hooked up to a VCR using a composite cable.
- The police hooked up the suspect to a lie detector.
- After the surgery, the patient was hooked up to a ventilator to assist with breathing.
- The new sound system was hooked up by a professional installer.
- The red wire was hooked up to the positive terminal of the battery.
- She hooked up with her ex-boyfriend last night.
- The computer was hooked up to a high-speed internet connection.
- The surveillance camera was hooked up to a recording device.
- The electrician hooked up the new chandelier in the dining room.
- The IV bag was hooked up to the patient's arm.
hooked up Meaning
hooked up
an arrangement of mechanical parts, connection, an arrangement (as of circuits) used for a specific purpose (as in radio), connection sense 2, alliance, to have a casual sexual encounter, to become associated especially in a working or social relationship, connect, the diagram of such an arrangement, the plan of such an assemblage, an act or an instance of hooking up, an assemblage (as of circuits) used for a specific purpose (such as radio transmission), a state of cooperation or alliance, a casual sexual encounter
Synonyms & Antonyms of hooked up
Synonyms:
- befriended
- got-on
- rallied
- hobnobbed
- took-up-with
- grouped
- tied
- fell-in-with
- sorted
- was-friends-with
- messed-around
- allied
- attached
- coupled
- mingled
- rubbed-elbows-with-
- consorted
- got-along
- palled-around-
- companied
- cooperated
- consociated
- linked
- fraternized
- kept-company-with-
- chummed
- affiliated
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- conjoined
- banded
- socialized
- wedded
- confederated
- colluded
- interrelated
- knotted
- friended
- sided
- ganged
- teamed
- wed
- clubbed
- leagued
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word hooked up
an arrangement of mechanical parts, connection, an arrangement (as of circuits) used for a specific purpose (as in radio), connection sense 2, alliance, to have
associated, ran, connected, hanged (around or out), collaborated, traveled, run, joined, hung (around or out), bonded
snubbed,avoided, shunned, cold-shouldered, split, alienated,split (up), divorced, dispersed, estranged
The old TV was hooked up to a VCR using a composite cable.
The police hooked up the suspect to a lie detector.
After the surgery, the patient was hooked up to a ventilator to assist with breathing.
The new sound system was hooked up by a professional installer.
