joined to in English

attached to -, fastened to -

Use "joined to" in a sentence

1. Attached definition is - connected or joined to something

2. The peninsula is joined to Tahiti by an isthmus.

3. Corporatism is the confluence of large global corporations joined to social and media companies and further joined to so-called progressive government to stifle …

4. A detached house is one not joined to another one.

5. The attachment portion is joined to the primary absorbent member.

6. The cam (7) is joined to the drive shaft (6).

7. The island is joined to the mainland by a bridge.

8. The island is joined to the mainland by a causeway.

9. The island is joined to the mainland by a road bridge.

10. 23 The island is joined to the mainland by a bridge.

11. 17 Each panel frame has two tenons* joined to each other.

12. 22 Each panel frame had two tenons* joined to each other.

13. Like the rootless duckweed , after floating and then joined to the sea.

14. BodyBio’s Butyrates are simply butyrate, a thirteen-atom complex joined to an alkali

15. 18 Like the rootless duckweed , after floating and then joined to the sea.

16. The aerostat assembly includes a boom assembly joined to a buoyant aerostat balloon.

17. Mouth combined with water meant, " drink, " and mouth joined to bread meant, " eat. "

18. Absorbent article having an adhesive release material joined to a flap retaining member

19. The Appendix is a thin tube that is joined to the large intestine

20. Servers joined to Active Directory that are not domain controllers are called Member Servers.

21. A sash angle cover element (2) can be joined to the shaped sash frame.

22. adjoin (something) to be next to or joined to something A barn Adjoins the farmhouse.

23. [usually before noun] (formal) next to or joined to something They stayed in Adjoining rooms

24. Adjoin (something) to be next to or joined to something A barn Adjoins the farmhouse.

25. The filter disks (4) are joined to the spacer rings (9) by an adhesive (19).

26. (Philemon 12) The word is sometimes joined to the Greek word meaning “good” or “well.”

27. The panels are supportive structures made with steel profile mechanically joined to the aluminium vertical profile.

28. Branles were done as a line, the ends of which could be joined to form a circle

29. Appendicle: 1 n a small appendage Type of: appendage a part that is joined to something larger

30. Hypernyms ("Appendicle" is a kind of): appendage(a part that is joined to something larger)

31. the area where the cylinder head is joined to the cylinder is situated outside the heating air circuit.

32. When joined to a dab rig, the dab Banger nail heats the concentrate so it becomes a vapor

33. Fruits split where the stem is joined to the fruit are allowed only in connection with quality tolerances.

34. In December 1983 all six natural ash producers joined to form the American Natural Soda Ash Corporation (Ansac).

35. Cleaving: Other Bible versions translate debakas they shall be joined to, united to, hold fast to, or cling to

36. Appendicle - a small appendage appendage - a part that is joined to something larger Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection

37. Adjunct: an Assistant or associate (also, a short-term or junior faculty member, or something added or joined to another) 3

38. When the Moon is joined to Saturn in an Angle,[Sentencedict.com] the Native though a grandee will be reduced to poverty.

39. Triclad weatherboards are manufactured from either 12.5mm or 17.5mm thick Bandsawn face plywood sheets and factory joined to create 4.8mm lengths

40. Usually, the twin Backstays are joined to a single wire two or three meters up from the deck like an inverted Y

41. Appendage definition: An Appendage is something that is joined to or connected with something larger or more Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

42. At the time the HKPU wanted to recruit Chinese students with football talent and Huang Yang thus joined to study at HKPU.

43. A knob joined to a shaft advances a rod to move the upper jaw from an open position to a closed position.

44. Dental operating unit consisting of original single equipment joined to each other through hoses and cables which allow operating under absolute sterility conditions

45. Axilla - the hollow under the arm where it is joined to the shoulder; "they were up to their armpits in water"

46. Over time, sugars, acids, and other compounds concentrated into a broth of “prebiotic soup” where amino acids, for instance, joined to become proteins.

47. Green though he was with seaweed, Samphire took his place beside the bride clad in white and was joined to her in matrimony.

48. 30 A separate pull line is joined to a release pin or spring-loaded wire hanger so that the fauna can be dropped at will.

49. 17 A separate pull line is joined to a release pin or spring-loaded wire hanger so that the fauna can be dropped at will.

50. Bony Sentence Examples The first dorsal fin and the ventrals are transformed into pointed formidable spines, and joined to firm Bony plates of the endoskeleton