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Meanings of
rejoin
in English
Spanish
replicar
Back to the meaning
Answer back.
return
repay
retort
riposte
come back
Spanish
replicar
To join together again.
reunite
return to
Synonyms
Examples for "
return
"
return
repay
retort
riposte
come back
Examples for "
return
"
1
We'll
return
early next year with a new company and new toys.
2
No difference was found according to
return
to work 1 year postsurgery.
3
I think we need an opportunity to
return
home at one point.
4
Air New Zealand is currently operating 16
return
international services a week.
5
She will
return
to work in Paris early in the new year.
1
These plans would detail how a company intended to
repay
the state.
2
The interest rates are lower, but it takes much longer to
repay
.
3
Which leads us to ask, just how might we
repay
that debt?
4
The company plans to use the funds it raises to
repay
debt.
5
He said she had planned to use the funds to
repay
debts.
1
However, Malema's right-hand-man also used a highly-contentious term in his stinging
retort
.
2
Theism might almost
retort
the apologue of the specter of the Brocken.
3
Here's the best of a very damning
retort
towards the Public Protector.
4
His face fell at the
retort
;
then he broke into a laugh.
5
I was prepared for this and had already thought of my
retort
.
1
Yet that was their high point, a brief
riposte
amid incessant pressure.
2
The prime minister's obvious
riposte
would be to call a second election.
3
His comments were seen as a
riposte
to the current US administration.
4
In a sense, Robertson says, this novel is a
riposte
to that.
5
I'd be ever so grateful? A few rough chuckles acknowledged Hudson's
riposte
.
1
The government says the future will be different; they will
come
back
.
2
I'll
come
back
and join the debate below the line later today.
3
One economic number, released today, illuminates how fast housing has
come
back
.
4
If you
come
back
after three years, I will answer that question.
5
Our message today was there's no moral victories,
come
back
to work.
Usage of
rejoin
in English
1
He decided he would wait another ten minutes, then
rejoin
the party.
2
We'll wait fifteen minutes for them to
rejoin
their comrades and leave.
3
I can't believe Dorotea ever agreed to
rejoin
your faction of heretics.
4
But fall back, I would ride alone;
rejoin
the others and follow.
5
After the war, the masses would have to
rejoin
the class struggle.
6
Fay left to
rejoin
the Davenports, and Kellar moved on to London.
7
The Indian is in his power, and he goes to
rejoin
him.
8
I watched them
rejoin
the main throng of the party, Segesvar steering.
9
The two officers managed to
rejoin
their battalion halted for the night.
10
I will see about it as soon as we
rejoin
my unit.
11
The prince and Harry rode at full speed to
rejoin
the army.
12
I left him to
rejoin
my general, which I did with difficulty.
13
And as I see you are impatient we will
rejoin
the others.
14
With failing energies, Valois directs the unwounded pursuer to
rejoin
the column.
15
He will
rejoin
the team for the Wednesday night game at Toronto.
16
What chance is there that they will permit me to
rejoin
them?
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rejoin
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
rejoin the army
rejoin society
rejoin again
rejoin talks
rejoin a club
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Translations for
rejoin
Spanish
replicar
Rejoin
through the time
Rejoin
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Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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