join

• Nom désignant le point ou l'endroit où deux ou plusieurs objets sont reliés ou assemblés ensemble.

A noun referring to a point or place where two or more things are connected or fastened together.

indénombrable

1. Connection pointB2formal

   A place where two or more things are connected or joined together.

   Point de jonction

   • The join between the two pipes was sealed with glue.
   • The carpenter made a strong join in the wood.
   • The join in the fabric was barely visible.

   Synonymesconnectioncouplinghingeintersectionjointjunctionknotlinknexusseamspliceunionweld

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de relier, de connecter ou de devenir membre d'un groupe ou d'une organisation.

A verb used to indicate the act of connecting, linking, or becoming a member of something.

1. A1formal

   To become a member of an organization, club, or group.

   Devenir membre

   • She decided to join the chess club.
   • He joined the army after finishing school.
   • Many people join gyms in January.

   Synonymesaffiliateassociateconnectenlistenrollenterlinkregistersign upunite

   Antonymesleavequitresignsecedewithdraw

2. Connect or fastenA2formal

   To physically connect two or more things together.

   Joindre, relier

   • Please join the two pieces of wood with glue.
   • The plumber joined the pipes together.
   • She joined the wires to complete the circuit.

   Synonymesattachbindcombineconnectcouplefastenlinkmergesplicetieuniteweld

   Antonymesdetachdisconnectdividepartseparatesplitunfasten

3. Participate in an activityA1formal

   To take part in an activity or event with others.

   participer à une activité

   • Would you like to join us for dinner?
   • He joined the conversation late.
   • They joined the celebration after work.

   Synonymesengagepartakeparticipatesharetake part

   Antonymesabstaindeclineleavequitrefusewithdraw

4. Meet or come togetherB1formal

   To come together or meet at a point.

   se rejoindre / se rencontrer

   • The two rivers join near the city.
   • The roads join at the traffic light.
   • The paths join in the middle of the forest.

   Synonymesconvergeintersectmeetmergeunite

   Antonymesdisconnectdivergedividepartseparatesplit