IPA: /dʒɔɪn/
KK: /dʒɔɪn/
To come together with others to form a group or to participate in an activity.
She decided to join the club to meet new friends.
Past: joined
Past Participle: joined
A place where two or more things meet or are connected.
The join between the two pieces of wood was very strong.
To connect or become a part of something, such as a group or activity.
She decided to join the dance class to learn new moves.
Past: joined
Past Participle: joined
Join → It originates from Old French 'joindre' (meaning to join or connect), which comes from Latin 'jungere' (meaning to yoke or to join). The word 'join' means to connect or bring together.
Think of 'joining' things together, as 'joindre' means to connect, and 'jungere' means to yoke or bring together.