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Conjoining - English meaning

Conjoining – definitions in English dictionary

verb

Join; combine.

Usage examples:

An approach which conjoins theory and method

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Conjoining: translate from English into Chinese

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连体

Conjoining: translate from English into Dutch

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Samenvoegend, Verenigen, Verbinden, Samenvoegen

Conjoining: translate from English into French

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Conjonction, Adjoindre

Conjoining: translate from English into German

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Verbinden, Koppeln

Conjoining: translate from English into Hindi

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जुड़ना, एकत्रित होना, मिलना

Conjoining: translate from English into Italian

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Congiunzione, Congiungere, Congiungersi

Conjoining: translate from English into Korean

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결합, 결합하다

Conjoining: translate from English into Russian

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Соединение, Соединяться, Соединять, Сочетать, Сочетаться

Conjoining: translate from English into Spanish

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Uniendo, Unir

Word origin

late Middle English: from Old French conjoindre, from Latin conjungere, from con- ‘together’ + jungere ‘to join’.

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Conjoining – similar words

conjoined

verb

Join; combine.

Usage examples:

An approach which conjoins theory and method
adjective

Joined together

Conjoined - all meanings in English

conjoin

verb

Join; combine.

Usage examples:

An approach which conjoins theory and method
verb

To join with something, or to join things together

Usage examples:

The units can be conjoined to form grids., the renovated buildings will conjoin with a newly design…
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