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Meanings of joining in inglês

português
ligação
catalão
connexió
espanhol
enlace

The act of bringing two things into contact (especially for communication)

ligação
Usage of joining in inglês
1
Consider joining the Second Chance programme Then there's the Second Chance programme.
The South African
2
There's no prospect of Britain joining a common asylum process in Europe.
Reuters
3
Family reading Children can have fun by joining in family reading activities.
The South African
4
New Zealand is joining the World Trade Organisation's Agreement on Government Procurement.
Radio NZ
5
I hope you will seriously consider joining us on a permanent basis.
Shatter Me
6
We remain proud of our achievements since joining Government in June 2007.
The Irish Times
7
The interviewee will be joining the discussion after 7pm London time today.
The Guardian
8
Before joining Ford two years ago, Washington was in the aerospace industry.
Reuters
9
Great and even good Burgundy is joining the ranks of luxury wine.
The Irish Times
10
From June, however, law-abiding citizens will be joining the group of non-drinkers.
The South African
11
Alexandra Zavis said: I'm absolutely thrilled to be joining Reuters in Africa.
Reuters
12
He said he was already having second thoughts about joining Al Qaeda.
Reuters
13
Leonard Leary describes the serious intent of the young men joining up.
Radio NZ
14
Perhaps the rump of the party should seriously consider joining Fine Gael.
The Irish Times
15
However, on joining the walking group he, too, found friendship and support.
The Guardian
16
Soon after, Lebovitch said he floated the idea of Varallo joining Bernstein.
Reuters
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Translations for joining
português
ligação
Joining through the time
Joining across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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