joint
US /dʒɔɪnt/
UK /dʒɔɪnt/
1.
sendi
a structure in the human or animal body at which two parts of the skeleton are fitted together
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My knee joint aches after running.
Sendi lutut saya sakit setelah berlari.
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The doctor examined the patient's shoulder joint.
Dokter memeriksa sendi bahu pasien.
2.
sambungan, persimpangan
a place where two or more things are joined
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The pipe burst at the weakest joint.
Pipa pecah di sambungan terlemah.
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Make sure all the joints are sealed properly.
Pastikan semua sambungan tersegel dengan benar.
3.
tempat, kedai
a place, typically a bar or restaurant, where people meet for social activities, often informal or slightly disreputable
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Let's meet at that little joint downtown.
Mari kita bertemu di tempat kecil itu di pusat kota.
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It's a greasy spoon joint, but the food is good.
Ini adalah tempat makan murah, tapi makanannya enak.
1.
bersama, gabungan
shared, held, or done by two or more people or groups
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They made a joint decision to buy the house.
Mereka membuat keputusan bersama untuk membeli rumah itu.
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The project was a joint effort between the two companies.
Proyek itu adalah upaya bersama antara kedua perusahaan.
1.
menyambung, menggabungkan
join (two things) by means of a joint
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The carpenter carefully jointed the two pieces of wood.
Tukang kayu dengan hati-hati menyambungkan kedua potong kayu itu.
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The plumber will joint the new pipes to the existing system.
Tukang ledeng akan menyambungkan pipa baru ke sistem yang ada.