related
adjective(re-lat-ed)
connected by reason of an established or discoverable relation
related
adjective(re-lat-ed)
connected by common ancestry or sometimes by marriage
related
adjective(re-lat-ed)
having close harmonic connection —used of tones, chords, or tonalities
related
verb(re-lat-ed)
to give an account of : tell
related
verb(re-lat-ed)
to show or establish logical or causal connection between
related
verb(re-lat-ed)
to apply or take effect retroactively —usually used with back
related
noun(re-lat-ed)
macular degeneration that affects the elderly in either a slowly progressing form marked especially by the accumulation of yellow deposits in and thinning of the macula or in a rapidly progressing form marked by scarring produced by bleeding and fluid leakage below the macula —abbreviation AMD
related
noun(re-lat-ed)
a group of symptoms (such as fever, weight loss, and lymphadenopathy) that is associated with the presence of antibodies to HIV and is followed by the development of AIDS in a certain proportion of cases
related
noun(re-lat-ed)
drg
related
noun(re-lat-ed)
any of the payment categories that are used to classify patients and especially Medicare patients for the purpose of reimbursing hospitals for each case in a given category with a fixed fee regardless of the actual costs incurred —called also diagnosis related group
related
idiom(re-lat-ed)
sharing biological ancestors
related
phrasal verb(re-lat-ed)
to connect (something) with (something else)
related
phrasal verb(re-lat-ed)
to understand and like or have sympathy for (someone or something)
related
phrasal verb(re-lat-ed)
—used to describe how someone talks to or behaves toward (someone else)