connexion Definition
con·nex·ion (kə nek′s̸hən)
noun
Brit. connection
connexion Usage Examples
Converse of subject
fund: Stop Press - four remaining places for secondary schools now available on the two-week Enfield tour funded by Connections.
Converse of object
- include: These come from a range of sources, including Connections, LSCs and the government portal Directgov.
- contact: You will need to contact individual Connections Services to find out whether they will consider secondment.
- develop: Outcomes: The project has changed way in which partnership develops Connections.
- have: The Messiah, however, is not yet an eschatological figure; he has no connection with the great day of Yahweh.
- make: Making Connections: role of careers advice in the curriculum Do you know exactly what support your local Connections Service can provide your school?
Adjective modifier
- close: There was at that time undoubtedly a close connection between the free thought movement and the new spirit revelation.
- direct: Work done by prisoners of war shall have no direct connection with the operations of the war.
- necessary: There seems no necessary connection between these two things.
- full: The vehicle will have disabled access and be in full Connections livery.
- local: To apply you must be receiving help or benefits from your local Connections or Job Center Plus branch.
Modifies a noun
- logotype: Business cards Connections business cards feature a 40mm Connections logotype with a regional identifier in two colors.
- pa: I found out about Freedom through my connections PA who recommended that I should go.
- partnership: Across London there are five Connections Partnerships each covering a number of London boroughs.
- advisor: Advice is available from college student services or guidance advisors, careers advisors, Connections advisors.
- adviser: Teachers will want to work closely with Connections advisers to develop suitable support for each pupil.
- center: Contact your local Connections center to discuss what's best for you.
Noun used with modifier
- career: The Head of Sixth works closely with the local Careers Connections organization in providing an advisory program that targets principally the more senior students.
- advice: Alcohol and drug advice Connections: alcohol & drugs Advice and links to other useful websites with information about drugs and alcohol.
- contact: Card 1 If you want to know more please contact Connections Information and Advice Center free on 0800 975 5111 or visit www.connexions-cd.org.uk.
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