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etwas [mit etwas ] verbinden

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I. join [ʤɔɪn] VB trans

1. join (connect):

to join sth [to sth]
etw [mit etw dat] verbinden [o. zusammenfügen]
to join sth [to sth] battery
etw [an etw dat] anschließen
to join sth [to sth] (add)
etw [an etw acc] anfügen
to join hands
sich dat die Hände geben [o. form reichen]
to join sth together

2. join (offer company):

to join sb
sich acc zu jdm gesellen
to join sb
do you mind if I join you?

3. join (enrol):

to join sth
etw dat beitreten
to join sth
in etw acc eintreten
to join sth club, party
to join the army

4. join (participate):

to join sth
bei etw dat mitmachen
to join the line Am [or Brit queue]

5. join (support):

to join sb in [doing] sth
jdm bei etw dat [o. der Ausführung einer S. gen] zur Seite stehen
to join sb in [doing] sth

6. join (cooperate):

to join forces with sb

7. join (board):

Phrases:

join the club! hum inf

II. join [ʤɔɪn] VB intr

1. join (connect):

to join [with sth]
sich acc [mit etw dat] verbinden

2. join (cooperate):

to join with sb in doing sth
sich acc mit jdm dat zusammenschließen [o. zusammentun] , um etw zu tun

3. join (enrol):

join
join

4. join (marry):

to join [together] in marriage [or form holy matrimony]
to join [together] in marriage [or form holy matrimony]

III. join [ʤɔɪn] N

1. join (seam):

join
join
Fuge f <-, -n>

2. join MATH (set theory):

join

join in VB intr

join in
join in
join in (in game)
join in (in song)
to join in with sth
in etw acc einstimmen
to join in sth
sich acc an etw dat beteiligen
to join in sth
bei etw dat mitmachen
to join in the fun

I. join up VB intr

1. join up Brit, Aus MIL:

join up
join up
join up

2. join up (connect):

join up
join up cells
join up streets
join up streets

3. join up (meet):

to join up for sth
sich acc zu etw dat zusammentun
to join up with sb

4. join up (cooperate):

to join up with sb/sth

II. join up VB trans

to join up sth
to join up sth parts
Present
Ijoin
youjoin
he/she/itjoins
wejoin
youjoin
theyjoin
Past
Ijoined
youjoined
he/she/itjoined
wejoined
youjoined
theyjoined
Present Perfect
Ihavejoined
youhavejoined
he/she/ithasjoined
wehavejoined
youhavejoined
theyhavejoined
Past Perfect
Ihadjoined
youhadjoined
he/she/ithadjoined
wehadjoined
youhadjoined
theyhadjoined