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Meanings of join in English
Usage of join in English
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.
3
The challenge occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
4
But reality bit this past week; not everyone wants to join Sunderland.
5
Of course, this solution won't work unless enough developing nations join together.
6
Of course, that's true everywhere, including any law firm you might join.
7
I'll come back and join the debate below the line later today.
8
I hope we can join forces again in the future, Coetzee said.
9
He said Maliki asked him to join his State of Law coalition.
10
Now, prepared in every possible way, she went to join her troops.
11
However, friends won't want to join in on this new health kick.
12
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.
14
And so Kosovo remains without the majority needed to join the UN.
15
ECB President Mario Draghi will join the EU leaders' meeting in Brussels.
16
Some have chosen to join Islamic State, others to fight the group.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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