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From the English verb join:
joining is:
Gerund joining Noun- anexión, convergencia, incorporación; Synonyms: appending, confluence, convergence, convergency, inclusion, incorporation, merging, annexation; The act of bringing two things into contact (especially for communication).
The joining of hands around the table.
There was a connection via the internet.
- acoplamiento, acoplamiento físico, unión; Synonyms: binding together, connecting, physical tie, physical union, putting together, union, coupling, splicing; The act of bringing two things into contact (especially for communication).
The joining of hands around the table.
There was a connection via the internet.
joining Adjective- unitivo; Synonyms: unitive
Conceptually-related expressions of "joining" join VerbPlural: joins - asociarse, ingresar, darse de alta, unificarse, unirse, plegarse; Synonyms: ally, associate, affiliate, become a member, become affiliated, enroll, league; Become part of; become a member of a group or organization. ; Be or become joined or united or linked.
John joined, Juan se plegó.
He joined the Communist Party as a young man.
The two streets connect to become a highway.
Our paths joined.
The travelers linked up again at the airport.
- unir, juntar, empalmar, engarzar, hacer un acoplamiento en, trabar, acolar, entrejuntar; Synonyms: bond, connect, piece together, put together, stick, bind together, knit together, bind; Cause to become joined or linked.
The carpenter joins the boards, El carpintero acola las tablas.
Join these two parts so that they fit together.
- unirse a, asociarse a, adjuntarse a, afiliarse a, anexarse a, engrosar, engruesar las filas de, enlistarse a, juntarse a, pasar a formar parte de, sumarse a; Synonyms: become a member of, join oneself to, join with, affiliate with, attach oneself to, become a partner of, become affiliated with, gang up with, herd with, join the ranks of, adjoin, amalgamate with; Become part of; become a member of a group or organization.
John joined the lodge, Juan pasó a formar parte de la logia.
He joined the Communist Party as a young man.
- acompañar
- ligar, aunar, conjuntar, unificar, unir, fusionar; Synonyms: unite, rally, combine, confederate, conjoin, group, join together, league, pool, unify, centralize; Make contact or come together.
They merged the teams, Ellos unieron los equipos.
The two roads join here.
- conectar, acoplar, unir; Synonyms: connect, link, attach, bind, couple, latch on, link together; Cause to become joined or linked.
Join these two parts so that they fit together.
join Noun- juntura, comisura, unión; Synonyms: joint, link, juncture, bond, bonding, hinge, junction, union, commissure; Structure which joins two tissues made of similar material. ; The shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made.
Conceptually-related expressions of "join"
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