Summary
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join:
- añadir; agregar; participar; formar parte de; tomar parte en; encadenar; unir; reunir; combinar; agrupar; juntar; incluir; adjuntar; ampliar; alzar; acompañar; acceder; reunirse; encontrarse; juntarse; converger; confluir; acercarse; acudir; amarrar; atar; amordazar; agarrotar; soldar; forjar; hacer caer en la trampa; arreglar; dirigir; regular; adaptarse; conectar; replicar; unirse
- con
- juntar; combinación
- Wiktionary:
English
Detailed Translations for join from English to Spanish
join:
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to join (join up; unite; include; add)
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to join (participate; take part; join in; co-operate)
participar; formar parte de; tomar parte en-
participar verb
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formar parte de verb
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tomar parte en verb
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to join (combine; connect; attach)
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to join (bundle; gather; unite)
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to join (combine; unite)
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to join (bring together; assemble; unite)
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to join (add to; append; add)
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to join (come together; enjoin)
reunirse; encontrarse; juntarse; converger; confluir-
reunirse verb
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encontrarse verb
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juntarse verb
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converger verb
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confluir verb
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to join
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to join (pinion; bind; tie; tie up; bind fast; fasten; bind up)
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to join (weld)
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to join (weld)
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to join (bind; tie; tie up; fasten)
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to join (conform to; adjust)
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to join (connect; link; unite; link up)
– be or become joined or united or linked 1 -
to join
– To create an additional replica of an existing ADAM configuration set during setup. 2 -
to join
– To connect one or more people together in a conversation. 2 -
to join
– To combine the contents of two or more tables and produce a result set that incorporates rows and columns from each table. Tables are typically joined using data that they have in common. 2
Conjugations for join:
present
- join
- join
- joins
- join
- join
- join
simple past
- joined
- joined
- joined
- joined
- joined
- joined
present perfect
- have joined
- have joined
- has joined
- have joined
- have joined
- have joined
past continuous
- was joining
- were joining
- was joining
- were joining
- were joining
- were joining
future
- shall join
- will join
- will join
- shall join
- will join
- will join
continuous present
- am joining
- are joining
- is joining
- are joining
- are joining
- are joining
subjunctive
- be joined
- be joined
- be joined
- be joined
- be joined
- be joined
diverse
- join!
- let's join!
- joined
- joining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the join (joining up)
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the join
– A connection between multiple tables where records from related fields that match are combined and shown as one record. Records that don't match may be included or excluded, depending on the type of join. 2la combinación
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Wiktionary Translations for join:
join
Cross Translation:
verb
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• join | → conectar; comunicar; conexionar | ↔ aansluiten — een verbinding tot stand brengen |
• join | → unir; juntar | ↔ verbinden — etwas verbinden: etw. mischen, koppeln, kuppeln, zu einem Gefüge oder in eine enge Beziehung zusammenbringen; ineinanderpassen, aneinanderfügen; einen Bund, ein Bündnis, eine Verbindung, eine Beziehung eingehen, abschließen |
• join | → acoplar | ↔ accoupler — joindre deux choses ensemble. |
• join | → aliar; alear | ↔ allier — unir par une entente, un pacte. Ce verbe est alors généralement pronominal. |
• join | → asociar | ↔ associer — Prendre quelqu’un pour compagnon, pour collègue dans une dignité, dans un emploi, dans une entreprise, etc. |
• join | → fijar; sujetar | ↔ attacher — Fixer |
• join | → juntar; ayuntar; reunirse | ↔ joindre — approcher deux choses l’une contre l’autre, en sorte qu’elles se toucher ou qu’elles se tenir. |
• join | → junta; unión | ↔ joint — Pièce assurant le contact entre différents éléments |
• join | → anudar; ligar; atar | ↔ nouer — lier au moyen d’un nœud, d'un lien. |
• join | → ligar; atar; encuadernar | ↔ relier — lier de nouveau, refaire le nœud qui liait et qui est défaire. |