join Signification, définition

Signification de join en français

• 0 to become a member of an organization or group, or to begin working somewhere -- rejoindre

  • to join a club/union/movement etc. devenir membre d’un club / adhérer à un syndicat / rejoindre un mouvement

  • when I joined the army in 2002 quand je me suis engagé dans l’armée en 2002

  • to join the online community rejoindre la communauté en ligne

  • groups that only men could join des groupes auxquels seuls les hommes peuvent adhérer

• 1 to connect two things, or become connected -- joindre

  • He joined the edges together with glue. Il joignit les bords ensemble avec de la colle.

  • a method for joining aluminum to steel une méthode pour faire fusionner l’aluminium et l’acier

• 2 to come to the same place to do sth together -- (se) rejoindre

  • Two other people will be joining us later. Deux autres personnes nous rejoindront plus tard.

  • The tanks were joined by artillery and more soldiers. Les chars d’assaut ont été rejoints par l’artillerie et des soldats supplémentaires.

• 3 indicates you have had the same bad experience as sb you are talking to -- bienvenue au club

  • “I could never afford to do that!” “Yeah, join the club!” “Je ne pourrais jamais me permettre de faire cela !” “Ouais, bienvenue au club !”

• 4 to come together to work toward a goal -- unir ses forces (à)

  • The high school and middle school joined forces for the project. Les premier et second cycles ont uni leurs forces pour le projet.

• 5 to hold sb’s hand in yours -- (se) donner la main

  • They all joined hands and sang. Ils se donnèrent tous la main et chantèrent.

• 6 (often with up, on etc) to put together or connect -- joindre, raccorder

  • The electrician joined the wires (up) wrongly

  • You must join this piece (on) to that piece

  • He joined the two stories together to make a play

  • The island is joined to the mainland by a sandbank at low tide.

• 7 to connect (two points) eg by a line, as in geometry -- relier, assembler

  • Join point A to point B.

• 8 to become a member of (a group) -- devenir membre de, (se) joindre (à)

  • She was thinking of joining the tennis club.

• 9 (sometimes with up) to meet and come together (with) -- (se) rejoindre, (se) joindre (à)

  • This lane joins the main road

  • Do you know where the two rivers join?

  • They joined up with us for the remainder of the holiday.

• 10 to come into the company of -- rejoindre

  • I’ll join you later in the restaurant.

• 11 a place where two things are joined -- joint, raccord

  • You can hardly see the joins in the material.