Join meaning in English

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Definition

to join: to connect, to accompany, to meet, to become a member of verb
May I join you? May I sit next to you OR May I come with you?
Come join us for drinks. Come for a drink with us.
Join us (if you'd like)!: Come and accompany us (if you want to)! idiom

UK: Would you like to join me on the sofa?
US: Lucy will be joining us later this evening.

Examples

  • "A very special intern has joined the Beachview lifeguard team."
  • "If you hang on the line I'll see if I can get a contact of mine to join us."
  • "I know I'm sending this at short notice, but I was thinking of organising a picnic this weekend, and I'd like you all to join me."
  • "Thank you for joining us on the tour, 'cause I know you could be out in a bar, having a beer!"
  • "Moira : Next week Rupert will be joining us from Uranus."
  • "Thanks for joining us, Jeff and Rob."
  • "We're joined by the people with strangest accents in all of San Francisco, and maybe the world."
  • "We sincerely hope you will be able to join us."
  • "I'm Brent Vanderplop and joining me with some breaking news is Rupert Kensington, our European Correspondent."
  • "Anyway Edward, I am off to join the bureau."
  • "Furthermore, the company will be happy to reimburse the travel expenses for your husband and cats to join you the next few weekends until your family moves here permanently."
  • "Joining us is a very special guest, who will test THX-1134's sales skills."
  • "Join us, as we discover life in the Parallel Funky Friday Universe Zone thing!"
  • "Glenn : Bruno, we're joined by Scott McCully, the consultant from New Zealand."
  • "Please go to Horatio's laboratory at 6pm this evening, where you will be joined by fellow "volunteers", Hannah Benedict (Head of Retail) and Edward Moon (British intern)."
  • "I joined an orchestra."
  • "Too bad, I liked him. Join us after the break when we'll talk about cookies!"
  • "Join us tomorrow for another edition of Mind your Business!"

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