conjoined

• Describe dos o más objetos unidos entre sí; se usa a menudo en contextos médicos para referirse a gemelos que nacen físicamente unidos.

Describes two or more things that are joined together, often used in medical contexts to refer to twins physically connected at birth.

1. Joined togetherB2formal

   Consisting of two or more associated entities; combined or united.

   unido, conjunto

   • The conjoined efforts of the team led to a successful project.
   • They are conjoined in their mission to promote education.
   • The two companies are conjoined through a strategic partnership.

   Sinónimoscombinedconnectedcoupledfusedjoinedlinkedmergedunited

   Antónimosdisconnecteddividedseparatesplit

• Verbo que denota la acción de unir o combinar dos o más cosas entre sí, formando un todo conjunto.

A verb used to indicate the act of joining or combining two or more things together.

1. Join or combineC1formal

   To bring two or more things together; to unite or connect.

   Unir o combinar

   • The two rivers conjoin near the valley.
   • The architects conjoined the two buildings with a glass walkway.
   • Their efforts conjoined to create a successful project.

   Sinónimosassociatecombineconnectcouplejoinlinkmergeunite

   Antónimosdetachdisconnectdisjoindividepartseparate

2. MarryC2formal

   To unite in marriage; to wed.

   Desposar

   • The couple was conjoined in a beautiful ceremony.
   • They decided to conjoin their lives in matrimony.
   • The priest conjoined the bride and groom.

   Sinónimoscoupleespousemarryunitewed