relate in English

verb

1

give an account of (a sequence of events); narrate.

various versions of the chilling story have been related by the locals

synonyms: tell, recount, narrate, report, chronicle, outline, delineate, retail, recite, repeat, communicate, impart

2

be connected by blood or marriage.

he was related to my mother

verb

tell, recount, narrate, report, chronicle, outline, delineate, retail, recite, repeat, communicate, impart
connect to/with, associate with, link to/with, correlate to/with, ally with, couple with
apply to, be relevant to, concern, pertain to, be pertinent to, have a bearing on, appertain to, involve
have a rapport with, get on (well) with, sympathize with, feel for, identify with, empathize with, understand, hit it off with
touch, come to, bear on, refer, concern, pertain, touch on
interrelate
link up, connect, associate, tie in, link, colligate

Use "relate" in a sentence

1. Don't relate everything to yourself.

2. Can you relate to Ian?

3. Bluebells mostly relate to humility.

4. They can't relate to modern literature.

5. Many adults can't relate to children.

6. Some adults can't relate to children.

7. Bureaucratization may relate to different dimensions

8. Relate favorable comments made by householders.

9. I can't relate those two ideas.

10. How do you relate to them?

11. No one can relate to me.

12. Only children often relate well to adults.

13. How does nationalism relate to human survival?

14. The choices here relate to discourse topic.

15. Unsolicited data often only relate to exceptional performance.

16. Conferees `model` how pastors, laity might best relate

17. She doesn't relate very well to her mother.

18. It is difficult to relate the two cases.

19. How does it relate to the Bible’s theme?

20. (Invite some to relate experiences of witnessing informally.)

21. To help you relate to your fellow students.

22. He is unable to relate to other people.

23. My criticisms relate above all to two issues.

24. Just think about how we relate to ants.

25. How do such changes relate to friendship changes?

26. The two brothers can't relate to each other.

27. Does the new law relate only to theft?

28. Curious to relate, the giraffe has no voice.

29. How do these writings relate to the Scriptures?

30. How does this relate to the young couple?

31. I don't understand how the two ideas relate.

32. Laurie finds it difficult to relate to children.

33. Concern definition is - to relate to : be about

34. VMC sixthly sycamines re-relate vowers Assertingly pigtailed

35. Perhaps you can relate to the comments below.

36. Now, how does this relate to human locomotion?

37. Labour supply parameters mainly relate to education and age.

38. Includes payables to reinsurers that relate to ceded premiums.

39. They relate the adventures of a young boy detective.

40. I very much relate to this idea of God.

41. Invite audience to relate examples from their own experiences.

42. Concerner: concern, touch, affect, relate: Translations: 1 – 2 / 2

43. So how does this all relate to behavioral finance?

44. Relate the experience of the chapel dedication in India.

45. This follow with you eat food to relate to.

46. How do these responsibilities relate to people’s temporal needs?

47. Invite audience to relate experiences enjoyed while auxiliary pioneering.

48. What he said did not relate with the facts.

49. We must relate these principles to our everyday work.

50. And strange to relate I met him thrice yesterday.