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1 join forces with
[xhoin fo:(r)siz with] bashkoj forcat me, bashkohem me -
2 join
[xhoin] n.,v. -n. lidhje, bashkim; qepje, tegel -v 1. bashkoj, lidh. 2. fig. bashkoj; join forces with bashkoj forcat me, bashkohem me. 3. futem (në), bashkohem (me), anëtarësohem, shkruhem (në); join the army futem në ushtri; join a queue futem në radhë; join in marriage lidhemi me martesë, martohemi. 4. shkoj me, shoqërohem, bashkohem me; may I join you? a mund të vij edhe unë? will you join me in a drink? a mund t'ju ofroj diçka për të pirë? I'll join you later ju kap më vonë. 5. bashkohen, shkrihen në një (lumenjtë, rrugët).● join battle hyj në luftim● join in [xhoin in] futem, marr pjesë● join on [xhoin on] a) fiksoj, lidh, bashkoj; b) futem në radhë● join up [xhoin ap] shkruhem ushtar, hyj në ushtri* * *lidh; bashkoj
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