interrelated/related

👁 taraa

taraa

Senior Member

Persian

Can "related" be used instead of "related"?

"This part of the book consists of two chapters. The topics of those chapters, recovery and concurrency, are very much interrelated; both of them being aspects of the broader topic of transaction management."
An Introduction to Database Systems, 8th edition, C J Date

👁 london calling

london calling

Senior Member

Salerno, Italy

UK English

Not really , they mean slightly different things. Have you looked them up in the dictionary?

👁 taraa

taraa

Senior Member

Persian

london calling said:

Not really , they mean slightly different things. Have you looked them up in the dictionary?

Yes I think this is correct:
connected in such a way that each thing has an effect on or depends on the other:

INTERRELATED | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary

👁 london calling

london calling

Senior Member

Salerno, Italy

UK English

It is indeed.

👁 taraa

taraa

Senior Member

Persian

london calling said:

It is indeed.

Thank you!

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