join

詳細解釋：

join

v.（動詞）
joined,join.ing,joins
v.tr.（及物動詞）
To put or bring together so as to make continuous or form a unit:
連線，接合：連線或接合使連成一片或成為一體：
例句：
join two boards with nails; joined hands in a circle.
用釘子把兩塊板釘在一起；手拉手圍成一個圈

To put or bring into close association or relationship:
使結合，締交：使…結合或聯合形成密切聯繫或關係：
例句：
were joined by marriage; join forces.
結成夫妻；聯合武裝力量

To connect (points), as with a straight line.
連線：如用一條直線把（點）連線起來
To meet and merge with:
與…交接或匯合：
例句：
where the creek joins the river.
小溪與河流的匯合之處

To become a part or member of:
參加，加入：成為…的一部分或一成員：
例句：
join a club.
成為俱樂部的會員

To come into the company of:
和…作伴，相會：
例句：
joined the group in the waiting room.
和大家在會客室相會

To participate with in an act or activity:
同…一起，共同：參與到與…一起的行為或行動中：
例句：
The committee joins me in welcoming you.
委員會和我一起歡迎你

To adjoin.
鄰接，毗鄰
To engage in; enter into:
從事；進行：
例句：
Opposing armies joined battle on the plain.
兩軍在平原上相遇作戰

v.intr.（不及物動詞）
To come together so as to form a connection:
結合：會合以便連線在一起：
例句：
where the two bones join.
兩塊骨頭的接合處

To act together; form an alliance:
聯合行動；結成同盟：
例句：
The two factions joined to oppose the measure.
兩個派別聯合起來抵制這項措施

To become a member of a group.
成為群體中一成員
To take part; participate:
參加；加入：
例句：
joined in the search.
加入搜尋

n.（名詞）
A joint; a junction.
連線處；接合點

來源：
Middle English joinen
中古英文 joinen
from Old French joindre joign-, join-
源自 古法文 joindre joign-, join-
from Latin iungere * see yeug-
源自 拉丁語 iungere *參見 yeug-

<參考辭彙><同義詞>join,combine,unite,link,connect,relate,associateThese verbs mean to fasten or affix or become fastened or affixed.
這些動詞表示緊固、貼附或變得緊固、貼附。
Join applies to the physical contact, connection, or union of at least two separate thingsand to the coming together of persons, as into a group:
Join 適用於實物的接觸、連線或至少兩個單獨物體的結合，也適用於人的結合或聯合（如形成一個群體）：
例句：
The children joined hands.
孩子們拉起手來。

例句：
Join the panels of fabric at the selvages.
把鑲嵌布料沿布邊縫合起來。

例句：
.Join the union, girls, and together sayEqual Pay for Equal Work . (Susan B. Anthony).
.姑娘們，參加工會，一齊要求同工同酬 . （蘇姍·B·安東尼）。

Combine suggests the mixing or merging of components, often for a specific or shared purpose:
Combine 含有成分的相混合或融合（常常是為特定或共同的目標）的意思：
例句：
The cook combined whipped cream, sugar, and vanilla to make a topping for the compote.
廚師把摜奶油、糖和香草精混合起來做成果盤的澆汁。

例句：
.When bad men combine, the good must associate. (Edmund Burke).
.在壞人勾結起來時，好人必須聯合起來. （愛德蒙·伯克）。

Unite stresses the coherence or oneness of the persons or things joined:
Unite 側重於結合起來的人或物的協調性或一致性：
例句：
Can strips of plastic be united with epoxyô
塑膠帶可以用環氧樹脂黏合起來嗎ô

例句：
The attack on their country united squabbling political factions in a common purpose.
對他們國家的進攻使得互相不和的政治團體為了共同的目標團結起來。

Link andconnect imply a firm attachment in which individual components nevertheless retain their identities:
Link 和connect 含有一種牢固的連線或附著的意思，但是其中每一組分仍保留其特性：
例句：
linked poverty and unemployment to the social unrest besetting the city.
把使城市陷入困境的社會騷亂與貧困失業聯繫起來。

例句：
The chief of police is in no way connected with the scandal.
警察局長與醜聞全無關係。

Relate refers to connection of persons through marriage or kinship (
Relate 表示人通過婚姻或親屬關係聯繫起來(
例句：
Though they have the same surname, the two are not even distantly related) or of things through logical association (
雖然他們姓氏相同，這兩人卻沒有任何親緣關係) 或者事物通過邏輯關係聯繫起來(

例句：
The two events seem to be related).
這兩個事件似乎有關聯)。

Associate usually implies a relationship of persons as partners or allies:
Associate 通常表示人和人之間作為搭檔或同盟的一種關係：
例句：
His daughter is associated with him in the family business. It can also refer to a relationship of things that are similar or complementary or that have a connection in one`s thoughts:
在家庭事務中他女兒和他是夥伴。 它也可表示相類似的、互為補充的、或在某人思想中有關聯的事物間的關係：

例句：
I can forgive his bluntness because it is associated with a basic kindliness of spirit.
我可以原諒他的直言不諱，因為這與一種本質上的內心善良有關