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No. 10,406 in French

joignent

"Joignent" means "join" (third-person plural of the verb "joindre").

In a sentence

  • Les amis se joignent à nous pour la soirée.

    The friends are joining us for the evening.

    Here, 'joignent' is used to indicate that the subject ('les amis') is performing the action of joining or coming together with another group ('à nous').

  • Ils joignent leurs forces pour accomplir ce projet.

    They are combining their forces to accomplish this project.

    In this sentence, 'joignent' conveys the idea of connecting or uniting resources ('leurs forces') for a common purpose.

  • Ces discussions joignent souvent aspects historiques et contemporains.

    These discussions often link historical and contemporary aspects.

    Here, 'joignent' is used to describe the action of connecting or associating different elements ('aspects historiques et contemporains') within a context ('ces discussions').

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