join

join
verb

[with obj.]link; connect
连接；接合
the tap was joined to a pipe.
水龙头与一条管道相连接。
join the paragraphs together.
把这几段连接起来。
■become linked or connected to
与…汇合，与…交接
where the River Drave joins the Danube.
德拉瓦河与多瑙河汇合的地方。
■connect (points) with a line
用线连接（点）
join up the points in a different colour.
用另一种颜色把这些点连接成线。
■[no obj., with adverbial]unite to form one entity or group
联合
they joined up with local environmentalists.
他们与当地的环境保护者联合起来。
countries join together to abolish restrictions on trade.
各国联合起来废除贸易限制。
■become a member or employee of
加入，成为…的一员（或雇员）
she joined the department last year.
她去年加入了这个部门。
■take part in
参与，参加
I joined the demonstration.
我参加了示威游行。
[no obj.]I joined in and sang along.
我加入到了歌唱中去。
■[no obj.](join up)become a member of the armed forces
入伍，参军
her brothers joined up in 1914.
她的兄弟1914年入伍。
■come into the company of
和…作伴，随同，陪同
after the show we were joined by Jessica's sister.
看完演出后杰西卡的妹妹和我们作伴。
■support (someone) in an activity
支持（某人）做，和…一起做
I am sure you will join me in wishing him every success.
我肯定你和我都祝他万事如意。

noun

a place or line where two or more things are connected or fastened together
连接处；接缝

常用词组
join battle

(formal)begin fighting
(正式)开始交战，参战

join the club

见club

join forces

combine efforts
协力，会师，联合

join hands

hold each other's hands
握手
■(figurative)work together
(喻)合伙，通力合作
education has been shy to join hands with business.
教育一直害怕与商业联手。

派生
joinable
adjective
语源

Middle English: from Old French joindre, from Latin jungere 'to join'

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