join

join
せつぞく 接続 to join:
つぐ 接ぐ
たちまじる 立ち交る
つなぎあわせる つなぎ合わせる
むすびつける 結びつける
つける 付ける
つらねる 連ねる
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/dʒɔ́in/ 〔「2つ以上のものがじかに接合する」が本義〕〈派〉joint(名・形)
〖動〗(~s/-z/; ~ed/-d/; ~・ing)
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a [SVO1 (on) to O2] 〈人が〉O1〈物〉をO2〈物〉に(直接に)つなぐ, 取り付ける《◆付属的に付け足す場合にはonが加わる; 場合によりto O2は省略することもある》; 〈2つ以上の物〉を〔ロープ・橋などで〕結合する(+together, up)〔by, with〕(◇[類] attach, combine, connect, link)

~ two planks with glue 2枚の原板を接着剤で接合する

~ this pipe (on) to that one このパイプをあのパイプにつなぐ

~ the wires (up) wrongly 針金を間違って連結する

The trailer was ~ed (up) to the truck. トレーラーがトラックに連結された.

b [SVO(M)] 〈人が〉〈2人の人〉を〔結婚・友情などで〕結びつけるin

~ two people in marriage カップルを結婚させる.

2 〈人〉に〔…するのに〕加わる, 参加する〔in, for〕; 〈人〉に同調する; 〈団体〉に加入する; …の場所にもどる[着く]; ((略式))〈人〉と落ち合う, 合流する《◆スポーツに参加する場合は通例participate [take part] in … 》

Would you like to ~ us at the karaoke bar later? あとで私たちとカラオケに行きませんか

~ one's ship 自分の船に帰任する

~ a club クラブに入る《◆x~ in [to] a club》

Please ~ the line [((英))queue]. 列に並んでください

If you can't beat them, ~ them. ((ことわざ))勝てない相手なら手を結べ; 「長いものには巻かれろ」

Could I[Do you care if I, (Do you) mind if I] ~ you?((略式))(食事中の人などに)ご一緒してもいいですか

I was wondering if you'd like to ~ me for lunch tomorrow. 明日ランチをご一緒しませんか.

3 〈川・道などが〉…と合流[結合]する(meet)

This bone ~s the other at the waist. この骨は別の骨と腰のところでつながっている

The two gift shops ~ each other. 2軒のみやげ物店はとなり合せになっている.

4 ((略式))…と隣接する(adjoin).
5 〔数〕〈2点〉を〔線で〕結ぶ〔by〕, …の間に線を引く.
6 ((英))〈船・飛行機など〉に乗る.
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1 [SV(M)] 〈人・物が〉〔…と〕つながる, 結びつく, くっつく(+up, together, on)〔with, to〕; 〔…と〕合同[連合, 同盟]する; 〔人と〕協力する, 同調する(+up, in)〔with〕; 〔討議などに〕参加する, 加わる(+in)〔in

~ in the discussion [talking politics] 討議に[政治を論ずるのに]加わる

~ in the birthday party 誕生パーティーに参加する

Will you ~ with us in (doing) volunteer activity?((正式))我々と一緒にボランティア活動を始めませんか.

2 〔…で〕隣接する〔at〕; 〈2つ以上のものが〉合流する.
3 〈軍が〉〔敵と〕戦う〔with〕; ((英))軍隊[選挙運動]に加わる(enlist)(+up).
〖名〗〖C〗 接合箇所[点, 線, 面], 継ぎ目; 結合[合流](すること); 〔数〕結び, 和集合(union).

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