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单词 join
释义
join
verb
uk
/dʒɔɪn/us
/dʒɔɪn/

joinverb(CONNECT)

B1[T]
toconnectorfastenthings together:
连接；接合
Alongsuspensionbridgejoins the twoislands.一座长长的吊桥将两个岛屿连接起来。
Join the twopiecestogetherusingstrongglue.用强力胶把这两片粘起来。
Theislandis joinedtothemainlandby aroadbridge.一座公路桥将小岛和大陆连接起来。
If you join (up) thedotson thepaper, you'll get apicture.如果你将纸上的小点连起来，就会变成一幅画。
B1[IorT]
Ifroadsorriversjoin, theymeetat aparticularpoint:
（使）交会；（使）汇合
The A11 joins the M11southof Cambridge.A11 干道在剑桥以南与 M11 高速公路交汇。
The River Murray and the River Darling joineastof Adelaide.墨累河和达令河在阿德莱德以东汇合。
More examples
  • The twopiecesofclothare joined withVelcro.
  • Thebabieswere joined at thehead.
  • The twobuildingsare joined by acoveredbridge.
  • Theriverjoins theseafurthersouth.
  • Turnleftwhere thepathjoins alargertrack.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Connecting and combining
  • abut
  • additive
  • adjoin
  • affix
  • agglutinate
  • aggregation
  • desegregate
  • desegregation
  • dovetail
  • eclectic
  • eclectically
  • hyphenate
  • link(something)up
  • linkage
  • lumpsomeone/somethingtogether
  • marriage
  • marry
  • weave
  • weaving
  • yoke
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joinverb(DO TOGETHER)

A2[IorT]
to getinvolvedin anactivityorjourneywith anotherpersonorgroup:
加入；参加
I don't havetimefor adrinknow, but I'll join youlater.我现在没有时间，稍后会和你们一起喝上一杯。
Why don't youaskyoursisterif she would like to join usforsupper?为什么不问问你姐姐是否愿意和我们一起吃晚饭？
We took theferryacrossthe Channel and then joined(= got on)theParistrainat Calais.我们乘渡船过了英吉利海峡，然后在加来上了去巴黎的火车。
If you'rebuyingtickets,pleasejoin thequeue(=standat the end of it).如果你要买票，请排队。
I'msureeveryone will join meinwishingyou a veryhappyretirement(= everyoneelsewill do this too).我相信大家都会和我一样祝你退休生活愉快。
Thepolicehave joinedwith(= they havebeguntoworkwith)the Drug Enforcement Agencyintryingtocatchmajordrugtraffickers.警方和缉毒队联手抓捕大毒贩。
Thedesigncompanyisplanningto joinup withashoemanufacturerandcreatea newlineoffootwear.这家设计公司正计划与一家鞋厂联合推出一系列新鞋。
More examples
  • If youwantticketsyou'll have to join thequeue.
  • Would you like to join us fordinnertonight?
  • "Do youwantto join me on a ten-milerun?" "Notlikely!"
  • "Come in and join the festivities - what will you have todrink?"
  • Ihopethey won'tthinkI'm anti-social if I don't join them in thebar.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Creating alliances
  • affiliate
  • align
  • alliance
  • ally
  • allyyourselfto/withsomeone
  • associate
  • associate withsomeone
  • attach
  • attachsomethingtosomething
  • cosiness
  • force
  • go
  • go in onsomething
  • hobnob
  • integrate
  • network
  • networking
  • pair up
  • pairing
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joinverb(BECOME A MEMBER)

A2[IorT]
tobecomeamemberof anorganization:
成为（…的）一员，加入
IfeltsounfitafterChristmasthat Idecidedto join agym.圣诞节后我觉得身体不佳，决定加入一家健身房。
It's agreatclub. Why don't you join?这家俱乐部很棒。你为什么不加入呢？
join the ranks
tobecomeone of aparticularlargegroupofpeople:
加入行列
When Ileaveschoolat the end of thismonth, I'llprobablyhave to join theranksoftheunemployed.我本月底毕业后很可能不得不加入失业大军。
More examples
  • Theytemptedhim to join thecompanybyofferinghim alargesalaryand acompanycar.
  • We had topayastiffmembershipfeeto join thehealthclub.
  • He joined theairforcein 1964 andspenttenyearsin theservice.
  • I've just joined thelocalgolf/squash/tennisclub.
  • We weresurprisedwhen heannouncedhewantedto join theclergy.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Organizations - joining & leaving
  • addition
  • affiliation
  • anti-assimilation
  • assimilation
  • assimilationist
  • assimilative
  • assimilatory
  • blackball
  • disenrollment
  • enrol
  • enrolment
  • enter
  • entryway
  • exit
  • initiation ceremony
  • joiner
  • non-joiner
  • on the booksidiom
  • onto
  • sit
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Idioms

be joined in marriage/matrimony
join battle
join duty
join hands
join the club!

Phrasal verbs

join in(something)
join up
join
noun[C]
uk
/dʒɔɪn/us
/dʒɔɪn/
aplacewhere two thingsmeetor arefastenedtogether:
接头；结点；接合处
She'dstitchedthe twopiecestogether reallycarefullyso that you couldn'tseethe join.她将两块布非常仔细地缝在了一起，你看不到接缝。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Connecting and combining
  • abut
  • additive
  • adjoin
  • affix
  • agglutinate
  • aggregation
  • desegregate
  • desegregation
  • dovetail
  • eclectic
  • eclectically
  • hyphenate
  • link(something)up
  • linkage
  • lumpsomeone/somethingtogether
  • marriage
  • marry
  • weave
  • weaving
  • yoke
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(Definition ofjoinfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

join| American Dictionary

join
verb[I/T]
us
/dʒɔɪn/

joinverb[I/T](DO WITH)

to do something with or be with someone or something:
[T]Why don’t youaskyoursisterif she would like to join us fordinner?
[T]I’msureeveryone will join me inwishingyou a veryhappybirthday.
[I]Won’t you join with us inplanningtheparty?

joinverb[I/T](BECOME A MEMBER)

tobecomeamemberof anorganization:
[T]I’vedecidedto join agym.
[I]It’s agreatclub– why don’t you join?

joinverb[I/T](FASTEN)

tocausesomething to beattachedorfastenedto another thing, or tobringtwo or more things together in this way;connect:
[T]Alongsuspensionbridgejoins theislandwith themainland.
Ifroadsorriversjoin, theymeetat aparticularpoint:
[I]The Missouri River and Mississippi River joinnorthof St. Louis.
join hands
If two or morepeoplejoinhands, theyholdeach other’shands,esp. before doing someactivity:
Thisfolkdancebeginswith everyone joininghandstoformacircle.

Idiom

join the club

Phrasal verbs

join in (something)
join up
(Definition ofjoinfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

join| Business English

join
verb
uk
/dʒɔɪn/us
[T]
toconnectorfastentwo or more things together:
join sth to sthSmallscrewsare used to join thefrontpanelto thesides.
join sth togetherThepiecesare joined together withglue.
[IorT]
tobecomeamemberof aclub, etc., or tostartworkingfor acompanyor anorganization:
Have you joined thepensionplan?
I joined thecompanyimmediatelyaftercollege.
[IorT]
to getinvolvedin anactivitywith anotherpersonorgroup:
join sb for sthWill you join us fordinner?
join sb in doing sthI'msureeveryone will join me inwishingJames a veryhappyretirement.
[IorT]TRANSPORT
to get on abus,train, orplane:
Passengers who joined at Manchester should havetheirticketsreadyforinspection.
join the dots
toconnecttwo things orideasinordertoproducesomething new, or to show therelationshipbetween different things:
We need to join thedotsbetweenourcurrentproductsand theneedsof this newmarket.
join forces
toactwith somebodyelseinorderto do something:
The twocompanieshave joinedforcesto make theWebapplicationsavailableto awiderpublic.

Phrasal verbs

join in
join sth up
join up with sb/sth
join with sb/sth
join
noun[C]
uk
/dʒɔɪn/us
aplacewhere two thingsmeetor areconnectedtogether:
Oil isleakingout at the join between the twopipes.
(Definition ofjoinfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofjoin

join
Some returned tojoinanother garden on a false identity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
They both joined religious associations that re-created and reinforced the intimacy of an imagined but bygone village community.
From theCambridge English Corpus
About 60 other parties also joined the electoral contest, both within and outside the major contending alliances.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The number of new walkers joining each month remained stable for the first 8 months of the scheme.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The two membranesjoinat the nuclear pore membrane, which surrounds the nuclear pore complexes.
From theCambridge English Corpus
When the younger child wants tojoinin, the friend tells the older child to exclude the younger sibling from play.
From theCambridge English Corpus
They thenjoinwith community members in participatory processes in order to evaluate dam planning.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This is not a process of a large number of competitors joining a system that thereby becomes entrenched.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Another possible solution for minimising a person's dependence on family and friends outside the household is to recruit a relative tojointhe household.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Occupational pension scheme membership had remained stable over the period from 1987 to 1993-4, in spite of increased opportunity tojoina scheme.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Two functions with disjoint domains can be joined 'in parallel'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In 1990, however, donors and creditors joined in the call for an end to one-party rule.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The immigrants insisted that others shouldjointhem at their earliest opportunity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Models of unified algebra specifications arejoinsemi-lattices, equipped with a distinguished subset of individuals, together with monotone functions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
When the occasion arose and the interviewee permitted, we were able to have a group of the subject's peersjoina conversation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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