Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Link"

A: "have a 20" = "know the location"

"What's your 20?" is slang.

What's your 20? = What's your location?

Where are you?

Does anybody know the location where the Insectosaurus is at?

A: It is commonly used in social media platforms nowadays. This phrase means that a link (Youtube video, website, etc.) is in their bio (this can be seen in the user's profile link in Facebook or Instagram).

A: It means meet

A: Link is not used that much but it means to connect different pairs

Example: This part links together the bottom and top of the toy.

Link up is not proper but means to meet up or get together this is commonly used with friends or familiar people

A: In this context, there is no difference.

A: "Link this entry" means connect this entry to another one. "Link to this entry" means, connect a different entry to this one. Basically they are opposites.

A: thank you!

A: 意味は全然分かりませんが、芸術なので意味が分からなくても言えることもあります。

しかしこれは正しい文法じゃないと思います。

とにかく、何を言いたいですか。

A: Duolingo?

A: I think “Link of a web page” is correct. I would also say “Link to a web page”.