adjoined
əˈdʒɔɪnd
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Definition of adjoined - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

proximityRarenext to or joined with somethingRare
  • The two rooms were adjoined, making it easy to move between them.
  • The adjoined tables formed a long banquet setup.
  • Their gardens were adjoined, allowing for shared space.
adjacent neighboring
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Origin of adjoined

Latin, ad (to) + jungere (join)

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  1. French:adjacent, ...
  2. German:angrenzend, ...
  3. Italian:adiacente, ...
  4. Spanish:anexo, ...
  5. Portuguese:adjacentes, ...
  6. Chinese:相邻的, ...
  7. Japanese:隣接している, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَّصِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְחוּבָּר, ...
  10. Russian:смежный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:примикаючий, ...
  12. Hindi:सटा हुआ, ...
adjoin
əˈdʒɔɪn

Definition of adjoin - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
physical proximityintr.Rarebe next to or share a boundary with somethingintr.Rare
  • The garden adjoins the house.
abut border
2.
mathematicstr.TECH.extend an algebraic structure by adding new elementstr.TECH.
  • We adjoin a new element to the field.
add append attach
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Origin of adjoin

Latin, adjungere (to join to)

Examples of adjoin in a sentence

  • Our property adjoins the park.
  • In algebra, we adjoin elements to form a ring.
  • To solve the equation, adjoin a root to the system.

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  1. French:jouxter, adjoindre, ...
  2. German:angrenzen, erweitern, ...
  3. Italian:confinare, aggiungere, ...
  4. Spanish:estar junto a, añadir, ...
  5. Portuguese:confinar, adicionar, ...
  6. Chinese:紧邻, 添加, ...
  7. Japanese:隣接する, 加える, ...
  8. Arabic:جاوَرَ, ضَمَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִגְבּוֹל, לְהוֹסִיף, ...
  10. Russian:примыкать, добавлять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прилягає, додати, ...
  12. Hindi:साथ सटना, जोड़ना, ...

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