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Meanings of join in anglès
The shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made.
rus
джойн 
Synonyms
Examples for "link"
Examples for "link"
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She wanted more focus on the link between family violence and suicide.
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Aged care in particular is often the weak link in health systems.
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And China is actually one possible weakening link in the BRIC strategy.
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Join the new Irish Times Abroad network by following the link below:
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This time, he pulled far enough forward to clear the chain-link gate.
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We hope to improve how people connect to businesses and the economy.
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A new broadband project that will connect rural areas to high-speed internet.
3
Find common ground: When making conversation, connect first on a social level.
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I asked the operator to connect me to General Clapper's number immediately.
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I wanted to think about: 'What are the things that connect us?
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Mr Avnit said the attacks had helped unite Ashburton's growing multicultural community.
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It should unite all people in our country with the victims' families.
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In his acceptance speech the former foreign minister promised to unite Britain.
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Father, come and unite me to the Princess; she shall be mine!
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I want us to unite as a family in the traditional sense.
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Their careers seemed to conjoin there ten to twelve years past.
2
In a true marriage, souls must conjoin by virtue of an original affinity.
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When they thus conjoin, she conceives, and the out-flow is Truth.
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These subjects are men, who are able as of themselves to elevate and conjoin themselves.
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Three rivers, the Miami, Stillwater and Mad, and Wolf Creek conjoin in the heart of Dayton.
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Monday's meeting will bring together clubs increasingly at loggerheads over several problems.
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We wanted to bring together different kinds of people interested addressing inequality.
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Her mission is using design to bring together people, business and culture.
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Muslims tend to hold large feasts to bring together families during Ramadan.
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A meeting with chief constables helped bring together the criminal justice reforms.
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Let's link up and see how far we've come, but that's it.
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Lemuel left to see if he could link up with his comrades.
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Or share the technology, so we can link up the whole diaspora.
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Trying to link up, so people don't...judge them as monsters...it's really hard.
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Survivors were trying to link up with one another or the Righteous.
Usage of join in anglès
1
Young volunteers would need their parents' permission to join the troops, however.
2
Proudest moment: Seeing young men join our group to fight for equality.
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The challenge occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
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But reality bit this past week; not everyone wants to join Sunderland.
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Of course, this solution won't work unless enough developing nations join together.
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Of course, that's true everywhere, including any law firm you might join.
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I'll come back and join the debate below the line later today.
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I hope we can join forces again in the future, Coetzee said.
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He said Maliki asked him to join his State of Law coalition.
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Now, prepared in every possible way, she went to join her troops.
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However, friends won't want to join in on this new health kick.
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But 68 percent said major developing countries should also join the effort.
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Singapore Airlines will join the test program later this year, it said.
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And so Kosovo remains without the majority needed to join the UN.
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ECB President Mario Draghi will join the EU leaders' meeting in Brussels.
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Some have chosen to join Islamic State, others to fight the group.
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Join across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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