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Meanings of joined in English

Connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks.

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Of or relating to two people who are married to each other.

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Examples for "linked"
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Risk management measures linked to these contacts are therefore of key importance.
Pubmed
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The Ministry of Health said 15 cases were linked to the outbreak.
Radio NZ
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This linked-data approach holds great potential for future traumatic occupational injury research.
Pubmed
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The diseases are often linked to heart problems and sometimes learning disabilities.
Radio NZ
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Another was linked to a corruption case last year involving imported beef.
Reuters
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Decades of police corruption and abuse are coupled with poverty and joblessness.
Reuters
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The weak jobs data coupled with worries over Syria supported the market.
Reuters
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The middle school survey found that violence was coupled with gendered thinking.
Reuters
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The changes, coupled with rising home prices, helped shrink the projected gap.
Reuters
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A similarly coupled approach may be useful across taxa in many regions.
Pubmed
Usage of joined in English
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Named commissioner for consumer protection when Croatia joined the EU last year.
Reuters
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China also joined the effort, cutting its key rate 27 basis points.
Reuters
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Environment Commissioner Jan Wright joined Morning Report later to give her response.
Radio NZ
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In recent years, fishermen from North Korea have also joined the competition.
Reuters
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Others say some soldiers simply switched sides and joined the Republican Forces.
The Guardian
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Hogg joined LIU Europe in January 2010 and is based in London.
Reuters
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Growth Energy joined 54 ethanol producers in seeking the waiver last year.
Wired
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Some workers at a number of state factories have also joined protests.
Reuters
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Hundreds of Uzbeks have also joined Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
Reuters
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Riley joined the following year after a mere month of drum lessons.
Radio NZ
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Tens of thousands joined in protests she helped organise two weeks ago.
The Guardian
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Twelve people representing victims of violence joined Queen Elizabeth in the ceremony.
The Irish Times
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Some of the young gentlemen in the town joined in the frolic.
Roughing It in the Bush
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Six years ago, at age 40, I formally joined the Episcopal Church.
The Irish Times
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When the search continued today, the police national dive squad joined in.
Radio NZ
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Two years later he left office and joined a Montreal law firm.
The Guardian
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