conjunctive

• Que se refere à união ou conexão de elementos; que serve para ligar ou conectar.

Relating to or serving as a connection; joining together.

1. Connecting or joiningC1formal

   Serving to connect or join things together.

   conjuntivo

   • The conjunctive tissue binds the organs together.
   • In grammar, a conjunctive adverb links two clauses.
   • The conjunctive function of the bridge is to connect the two islands.

   Sinônimoscombiningconnectiveintegrativejoining

   Antônimosdisjunctiveseparative

2. Joint or combined activityC1formal

   Involving the joint activity or cooperation of two or more parties.

   Conjunto

   • The project was a conjunctive effort between the two departments.
   • Conjunctive research led to a breakthrough in the field.
   • Their conjunctive planning ensured the event's success.

   Sinônimoscollaborativecollectivecombinedconcertedcooperativejointunited

   Antônimosdisjunctiveindependentseparateunconnected

• Substantivo que designa uma palavra invariável usada para ligar palavras, frases, orações ou períodos, estabelecendo entre eles uma relação de coordenação ou subordinação. Em gramática, também se refere ao modo verbal que expressa uma ação hipotética, possível ou desejada.

A noun referring to an uninflected function word that serves to conjoin words, phrases, clauses, or sentences.

1. Connecting wordC1formal

   An uninflected function word that serves to conjoin words, phrases, clauses, or sentences.

   conjunção

   • 'And', 'but', and 'or' are common conjunctives in English.
   • A conjunctive can link two independent clauses to form a compound sentence.
   • The teacher explained how a conjunctive functions in grammar.

   Sinônimosconjunctionconnectiveconnector