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A1  join  birleştirmekkatılmak, üye olmak

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verb  /dʒɔɪn   / verb join (verb)
 /dʒɔɪn  
/ verb
 
CONNECT 
1 [transitive]
 join A to B; join A and B
(together)
to fasten or connect
one thing to another
birleştirmek
 The Channel Tunnel joins Britain to Europe.
 The two pieces of wood had been carefully
joined together.
 We've knocked down the wall and joined the
two rooms into one.
BECOME ONE 
2 [intransitive,
transitive]
join
(up) (with sb/sth)
to meet or unite (with
sb/sth) to form one thing or group
birleşmek, katılmak
 Do the two rivers join (up) at any point?
 Where does this road join the motorway?
 Would you like to join us for a drink?
CLUB 
3 [transitive]
to become a member of
a club or organization
katılmak, üye
olmak
 I've joined an aerobics class.
 He joined the company three months ago.
TAKE PART 
4 [transitive]
to take your place in
sth or to take part in sth
katılmak
 We'd better go and join the queue if we
want to see the film.
 Come downstairs and join the party.
 5 [intransitive,
transitive]
join
(with) sb in sth/in doing sth/to do sth; join together in doing sth/to do sth
to take part with sb
(often in doing sth for sb else)
katılmak, birleşmek
 Everybody here joins me in wishing you the
best of luck in your new job.
 The whole school joined together to sing
the school song.
IDIOM
join
forces (with sb)
to work together in
order to achieve a shared goal
güçlerini
birleştirmek
 The two companies joined forces to win the
contract.
PHRASAL VERBS
join
in (sth/doing sth)
to take part in an
activity
katılmak, yer
almak
 Everyone started singing but Frank refused
to join in.
join
up
to become a member of
the army, navy or air force
askere
gitmek

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	join
IPA	/dʒɔɪn / verb
Back	birleştirmek katılmak, üye olmak
Back 2	join (verb) /dʒɔɪn / verb CONNECT 1 [transitive] join A to B; join A and B (together) to fasten or connect one thing to another birleştirmek The Channel Tunnel joins Britain to Europe. The two pieces of wood had been carefully joined together. We've knocked down the wall and joined the two rooms into one. BECOME ONE 2 [intransitive, transitive] join (up) (with sb/sth) to meet or unite (with sb/sth) to form one thing or group birleşmek, katılmak Do the two rivers join (up) at any point? Where does this road join the motorway? Would you like to join us for a drink? CLUB 3 [transitive] to become a member of a club or organization katılmak, üye olmak I've joined an aerobics class. He joined the company three months ago. TAKE PART 4 [transitive] to take your place in sth or to take part in sth katılmak We'd better go and join the queue if we want to see the film. Come downstairs and join the party. 5 [intransitive, transitive] join (with) sb in sth/in doing sth/to do sth; join together in doing sth/to do sth to take part with sb (often in doing sth for sb else) katılmak, birleşmek Everybody here joins me in wishing you the best of luck in your new job. The whole school joined together to sing the school song. IDIOM join forces (with sb) to work together in order to achieve a shared goal güçlerini birleştirmek The two companies joined forces to win the contract. PHRASAL VERBS join in (sth/doing sth) to take part in an activity katılmak, yer almak Everyone started singing but Frank refused to join in. join up to become a member of the army, navy or air force askere gitmek

Join Joined Transitive Katılmak Part Sth Verb Birleştirmek

join (verb)