Joignit (en. Joined)
/ʒwɛ.ɡni/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To attach, unite two or more elements.
He joined the two pieces of paper with glue.
Il joignit les deux morceaux de papier avec de la colle.
To gather people for an activity or event.
She joined her friends to go to the concert.
Elle joignit ses amis pour aller au concert.
To include or add something to a document.
He attached an explanatory letter to his application.
Il joignit une lettre explicative à sa demande.
Etymology
The word 'joignit' comes from the verb 'joindre', of Latin origin 'iungere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to make ends meet
To manage to live within one's means.
joindre les deux bouts
to combine the useful with the pleasant
To do something enjoyable and necessary at the same time.
joindre l'utile à l'agréable
to be connected by thought
To be in spiritual or intellectual agreement with someone.
être joint par la pensée
Related Words
to join
Base form of the verb meaning 'to unite'.
joindre
joined
Part or element that unites two elements.
joint
junction
Point of connection between two elements.
jonction
Slang Meanings
To make a quick connection, often in an informal context.
We'll meet up later for the party.
On va se rejoindre plus tard pour la fête.
To join a group or activity without formality.
I'm going to join the group for the movies.
Je vais me joindre au groupe pour le cinéma.