joining 音标拼音: [dʒ'ɔɪnɪŋ]
接合
接合
joining n 1 :
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 " [
synonym : {
joining },
{
connection }, {
connexion }]
Join \
Join \ (
join ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Joined } (
joind );
p .
pr .
&
vb .
n . {
Joining }.] [
OE .
joinen ,
joignen ,
F .
joindre ,
fr .
L .
jungere to yoke ,
bind together ,
join ;
akin to jugum yoke .
See {
Yoke },
and cf . {
Conjugal }, {
Junction }, {
Junta }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
To bring together ,
literally or figuratively ;
to place in contact ;
to connect ;
to couple ;
to unite ;
to combine ;
to associate ;
to add ;
to append .
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Woe unto them that join house to house . --
Is .
v .
8 .
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Held up his left hand ,
which did flame and burn Like twenty torches joined . --
Shak .
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Thy tuneful voice with numbers join . --
Dryden .
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2 .
To associate one '
s self to ;
to be or become connected with ;
to league one '
s self with ;
to unite with ;
as ,
to join a party ;
to join the church .
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We jointly now to join no other head . --
Dryden .
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3 .
To unite in marriage .
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He that joineth his virgin in matrimony . --
Wyclif .
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What ,
therefore ,
God hath joined together ,
let not man put asunder . --
Matt .
xix .
6 .
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4 .
To enjoin upon ;
to command . [
Obs . &
R .]
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They join them penance ,
as they call it . --
Tyndale .
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5 .
To accept ,
or engage in ,
as a contest ;
as ,
to join encounter ,
battle ,
issue . --
Milton .
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6 .
To meet with and accompany ;
as ,
we joined them at the restaurant .
[
PJC ]
7 .
To combine with (
another person )
in performing some activity ;
as ,
join me in welcoming our new president .
[
PJC ]
{
To join battle }, {
To join issue }.
See under {
Battle },
{
Issue }.
Syn :
To add ;
annex ;
unite ;
connect ;
combine ;
consociate ;
couple ;
link ;
append .
See {
Add }.
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1913 Webster ]
82 Moby Thesaurus words for "
joining ":
accession ,
addition ,
adjunct ,
adjunction ,
affixation ,
agglutination ,
ankle ,
annexation ,
articulation ,
attachment ,
augmentation ,
binding ,
boundary ,
butt ,
cervix ,
clinch ,
closure ,
collision course ,
combinative ,
communicating ,
confrontation ,
conjunctive ,
connecting ,
connecting link ,
connecting rod ,
connection ,
connectional ,
connective ,
copulative ,
coupling ,
dovetail ,
elbow ,
embrace ,
encounter ,
gliding joint ,
hinge ,
hinged joint ,
hip ,
increase ,
intercommunicating ,
interface ,
join ,
joint ,
junction ,
juncture ,
juxtaposition ,
knee ,
knuckle ,
link ,
linking ,
meeting ,
miter ,
mortise ,
narrow squeak ,
near thing ,
near -
miss ,
neck ,
pivot ,
pivot joint ,
prefixation ,
rabbet ,
reinforcement ,
rencontre ,
scarf ,
seam ,
shoulder ,
stitch ,
suffixation ,
superaddition ,
superfetation ,
superjunction ,
superposition ,
supplementation ,
suture ,
symphysis ,
tie rod ,
toggle ,
toggle joint ,
union ,
uniting ,
weld ,
wrist
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