join与attend区别join与attend,

join与attend区别join与attend,
join与attend区别
join与attend,

join与attend区别join与attend,
join是“参加”,参加某个组织,团体,并成为其中一员,如join the army“参军”,join the Party“入党”等.而attend 为“出席”,出席会议,晚会等活动,还可以表示上课attend class,上学attend school,听报告attend the report,看电影attend the movie等

join sb.加入到某一些人中，eg. Do you like to join us?
join +organization= become a nember in the organization 成为某个组织的一院。
join in=take part in+activities参加某个活动
attend+meeting参加会议
attend 用于参加某类的场合

首先是拼写不一样呵呵
attend
at.tend
AHD:[…-tµnd“]
D.J.[*6tend]
K.K.[*6tWnd]
v.（动词）
at.tend.ed,at.tend.ing,at.tends
v.tr.（及物动词）
To be present at:
出席，参加：出席某场合：
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首先是拼写不一样呵呵
attend
at.tend
AHD:[…-tµnd“]
D.J.[*6tend]
K.K.[*6tWnd]
v.（动词）
at.tend.ed,at.tend.ing,at.tends
v.tr.（及物动词）
To be present at:
出席，参加：出席某场合：
attended class.
上课
To accompany as a circumstance or follow as a result:
（作为结果）伴随：作为情况伴随或作为结果跟随：
The speech was attended by wild applause.
演说伴随着热烈的掌声
To accompany or wait upon as a companion or servant.
侍侯，照顾：作为伴侣或仆人伴随或等待
To take care of (a sick person, for example).See Synonyms at tend 2
照料，护理：照料（如病人等）参见 tend2
To take charge of:
管理，照管：
They attended our affairs during our absence.
他们在我们不在时管理事务
To listen to; heed:
倾听；注意：
attended my every word.
倾听我的每个词
Archaic To wait for; expect.
【古语】 等待；期待
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To be present.
出席
To take care; give attention:
关注；注意：
We'll attend to that problem later.
稍后我们将关注那个问题
To apply or direct oneself:
专心于或致力于：
attended to their business.
致力于他们的事务
To pay attention:
关注：
attended disinterestedly to the debate.
对争论毫不关注
To remain ready to serve; wait.
注意，小心：准备提供服务；伺候
Obsolete To delay or wait.
【废语】 耽误或等待
Middle English attenden
中古英语 attenden
from Old French atendre
源自 古法语 atendre
from Latin attendere [to heed]
源自 拉丁语 attendere [留心，注意]
ad- [ad-]
ad- [前缀，表示“（运动的）方向”，“变化”]
tendere [to stretch] * see ten-
tendere [延伸，伸展] *参见 ten-
attend“er
n.（名词）
attend
[E5tend]
vt.
出席, 参加; 上(学, 教堂)
照料, 看护
陪伴, 服侍, 随行[从]
attend a meeting [lecture]
出席会议[听演讲, 听课]
attend a wedding [a funeral]
参加婚礼[葬礼]
attend school [church]
上学[教堂]
be well attended
出席(听...)...人数很多
be attended by
由...陪同; 由...照料
Which doctor is attending you?
哪一个医生为你看病?
I will attend you to the classroom.
我将陪你到教室去。
May good luck attend you!
祝你幸运!
attend
[E5tend]
vi.
专心, 留意, 倾听(to)
照料, 办理(to)
护理, 侍候, 陪伴, 伴随(on, upon)
出席(at)
attended
adj.
从事
attender
n.
attendingly
adv.
attend on
服侍, 照料; 陪, 随从
attend upon
服侍, 照料; 陪, 随从
attend to
倾听, 注意, 留心
关心, 照顾, 护理; 办理
attend
at.tend
AHD:[…-tµnd“]
D.J.[*6tend]
K.K.[*6tWnd]
v.
at.tend.ed,at.tend.ing,at.tends
v.tr.
To be present at:
attended class.
To accompany as a circumstance or follow as a result:
The speech was attended by wild applause.
To accompany or wait upon as a companion or servant.
To take care of (a sick person, for example).See Synonyms at tend 2
To take charge of:
They attended our affairs during our absence.
To listen to; heed:
attended my every word.
Archaic To wait for; expect.
v.intr.
To be present.
To take care; give attention:
We'll attend to that problem later.
To apply or direct oneself:
attended to their business.
To pay attention:
attended disinterestedly to the debate.
To remain ready to serve; wait.
Obsolete To delay or wait.
Middle English attenden
from Old French atendre
from Latin attendere [to heed]
ad- [ad-]
tendere [to stretch] * see ten-
attend“er
n.
attend
at-=ad-=to+tend 把注意力转向，照管，照料
attend
administer tocare forgo tohelpservevisitwork fordefydisregardignore
join
[dVCin]
vi.
参加, 结合, 加入
vt.
连接, 结合, 参加, 加入
n.
连接, 结合, 接合点
[计] 用子目录名取代驱动器符
join
join
AHD:[join]
D.J.[d9%!n]
K.K.[d9%!n]
v.（动词）
joined,join.ing,joins
v.tr.（及物动词）
To put or bring together so as to make continuous or form a unit:
连接，接合：连接或接合使连成一片或成为一体：
join two boards with nails; joined hands in a circle.
用钉子把两块板钉在一起；手拉手围成一个圈
To put or bring into close association or relationship:
使结合，缔交：使…结合或联合形成密切联系或关系：
were joined by marriage; join forces.
结成夫妻；联合武装力量
To connect (points), as with a straight line.
连接：如用一条直线把（点）连接起来
To meet and merge with:
与…交接或汇合：
where the creek joins the river.
小溪与河流的汇合之处
To become a part or member of:
参加，加入：成为…的一部分或一成员：
join a club.
成为俱乐部的会员
To come into the company of:
和…作伴，相会：
joined the group in the waiting room.
和大家在会客室相会
To participate with in an act or activity:
同…一起，共同：参与到与…一起的行为或行动中：
The committee joins me in welcoming you.
委员会和我一起欢迎你
To adjoin.
邻接，毗邻
To engage in; enter into:
从事；进行：
Opposing armies joined battle on the plain.
两军在平原上相遇作战
v.intr.（不及物动词）
To come together so as to form a connection:
结合：会合以便连接在一起：
where the two bones join.
两块骨头的接合处
To act together; form an alliance:
联合行动；结成同盟：
The two factions joined to oppose the measure.
两个派别联合起来抵制这项措施
To become a member of a group.
成为群体中一成员
To take part; participate:
参加；加入：
joined in the search.
加入搜索
n.（名词）
A joint; a junction.
连接处；接合点
Middle English joinen
中古英语 joinen
from Old French joindre joign-, join-
源自 古法语 joindre joign-, join-
from Latin iungere * see yeug-
源自 拉丁语 iungere *参见 yeug-
join,combine,unite,link,connect,relate,associate
These verbs mean to fasten or affix or become fastened or affixed.
这些动词表示紧固、贴附或变得紧固、贴附。
Join applies to the physical contact, connection, or union of at least two separate thingsand to the coming together of persons, as into a group:
Join 适用于实物的接触、连接或至少两个单独物体的结合，也适用于人的结合或联合（如形成一个群体）：
The children joined hands.
孩子们拉起手来。
Join the panels of fabric at the selvages.
把镶嵌布料沿布边缝合起来。
“Join the union, girls, and together sayEqual Pay for Equal Work ” (Susan B. Anthony).
“姑娘们，参加工会，一齐要求同工同酬 ” （苏姗·B·安东尼）。
Combine suggests the mixing or merging of components, often for a specific or shared purpose:
Combine 含有成分的相混合或融合（常常是为特定或共同的目标）的意思：
The cook combined whipped cream, sugar, and vanilla to make a topping for the compote.
厨师把掼奶油、糖和香草精混合起来做成果盘的浇汁。
“When bad men combine, the good must associate” (Edmund Burke).
“在坏人勾结起来时，好人必须联合起来” （爱德蒙·伯克）。
Unite stresses the coherence or oneness of the persons or things joined:
Unite 侧重于结合起来的人或物的协调性或一致性：
Can strips of plastic be united with epoxy?
塑料带可以用环氧树脂黏合起来吗?
The attack on their country united squabbling political factions in a common purpose.
对他们国家的进攻使得互相不和的政治团体为了共同的目标团结起来。
Link andconnect imply a firm attachment in which individual components nevertheless retain their identities:
Link 和connect 含有一种牢固的连接或附着的意思，但是其中每一组分仍保留其特性：
linked poverty and unemployment to the social unrest besetting the city.
把使城市陷入困境的社会骚乱与贫困失业联系起来。
The chief of police is in no way connected with the scandal.
警察局长与丑闻全无关系。
Relate refers to connection of persons through marriage or kinship (
Relate 表示人通过婚姻或亲属关系联系起来(
Though they have the same surname, the two are not even distantly related) or of things through logical association (
虽然他们姓氏相同，这两人却没有任何亲缘关系) 或者事物通过逻辑关系联系起来(
The two events seem to be related).
这两个事件似乎有关联)。
Associate usually implies a relationship of persons as partners or allies:
Associate 通常表示人和人之间作为搭档或同盟的一种关系：
His daughter is associated with him in the family business. It can also refer to a relationship of things that are similar or complementary or that have a connection in one's thoughts:
在家庭事务中他女儿和他是伙伴。 它也可表示相类似的、互为补充的、或在某人思想中有关联的事物间的关系：
I can forgive his bluntness because it is associated with a basic kindliness of spirit.
我可以原谅他的直言不讳，因为这与一种本质上的内心善良有关
join
[dVCin]
vi.
结合, 联合, 相遇(to; with)
伴随, 一同
参加, 加入(in; with)
毗连, 接近
从军(up)
join in a game [conversation]
参加游戏[谈话]
Your mother joins with me in congratulating you on your wonderful scholastic attainments.
你母亲和我一道祝贺你学业上的巨大成就。
In this point I join with you.
这一点我跟你一致。
Our farms join along the river.
我们的农场沿河毗连。
He joined up to fight for his motherland.
他参军为祖国而战。
join
[dVCin]
vt.
接合, 连接, 使结合
参加, 加入, 作(团体等的)成员; 和(某人)作伴
回(原岗位), 归(队)
联合; 使结交, 使联姻
会合, 合流
[口]毗连, 接近
来到, 到达, 上(船, 车, 路等)
a bridge joining the opposite banks of a river
把河两岸连接起来的一座桥
be joined in marriage
结成夫妇
join the household brigade
娶亲, 成婚, 成家
After two days on shore the sailors joined their ship.
在岸上呆了两天之后, 水手们又都回到船上。
The brook joins the river.
小溪同河流汇合。
His house joins ours.
他的家在我们的隔壁。
At the next town, we joined another route.
到下一个镇, 我们上了另一条路。
join
[dVCin]
n.
连接; 结合; 联合; 加入
接合处[点、线、面], 接缝, 接合程序
并集; 并[焊]接
You can hardly see the join in the coat.
你几乎看不出那件外衣的接缝。
joinable
adj.
join hand in hand
同心协力
join in
参加(某活动)
和...一起(做某事)
join on (to)
加上去, 连上去, 安装在...
join oneself to
加入; 归附
join ...together
把...连成一体
join up
参军
把...连接起来; 咬合, 接入(电路)
join up with
汇合
join with
和...合伙, 和...合作; 同情
和...交战[接火]
continuous rail joins
(接轨用)鱼尾板
diagonal join
对角线结合点
direct join
直并
mill join
【刷】卷筒纸接头
picture join
(屏幕录象中)片速帧频差均衡法
reduced join
约化联接
join combine unite connect
都含“联合”、“结合”、“接合”的意思。
join 指“任何事物的直接连接, 连接的程度可紧可松, 还能分开”之意, 如:
The new highway has joined the two cities.
新公路把那两个城市连接起来。
combine 着重指“两个或两个以上的人或事物为了共同目的而结合在一起, 结合后原来部分可能仍不改变或失去其本性”, 如:
combine milk and water
把水和牛奶混在一起。
unite 强调“紧密地结成一体”, 含“极难分开”之意, 如:
be united as one
团结一致。
connect 语意较 combine 和unite 弱, 指“通过某种媒介物把事物连接起来, 原物的特征还保持”, 如:
A minor road connects the highways.
一条小路同几条公路相连。
disjoin disconnect part separate
join
join
AHD:[join]
D.J.[d/%!n]
K.K.[d/%!n]
v.
joined,join.ing,joins
v.tr.
To put or bring together so as to make continuous or form a unit:
join two boards with nails; joined hands in a circle.
To put or bring into close association or relationship:
were joined by marriage; join forces.
To connect (points), as with a straight line.
To meet and merge with:
where the creek joins the river.
To become a part or member of:
join a club.
To come into the company of:
joined the group in the waiting room.
To participate with in an act or activity:
The committee joins me in welcoming you.
To adjoin.
To engage in; enter into:
Opposing armies joined battle on the plain.
v.intr.
To come together so as to form a connection:
where the two bones join.
To act together; form an alliance:
The two factions joined to oppose the measure.
To become a member of a group.
To take part; participate:
joined in the search.
n.
A joint; a junction.
Middle English joinen
from Old French joindre joign-, join-
from Latin iungere * see yeug-
join ,combine ,unite ,link ,connect ,relate ,associate
These verbs mean to fasten or affix or become fastened or affixed.
Join applies to the physical contact, connection, or union of at least two separate thingsand to the coming together of persons, as into a group:
The children joined hands.
Join the panels of fabric at the selvages.
“Join the union, girls, and together sayEqual Pay for Equal Work ” (Susan B. Anthony).
Combine suggests the mixing or merging of components, often for a specific or shared purpose:
The cook combined whipped cream, sugar, and vanilla to make a topping for the compote.
“When bad men combine, the good must associate” (Edmund Burke).
Unite stresses the coherence or oneness of the persons or things joined:
Can strips of plastic be united with epoxy?
The attack on their country united squabbling political factions in a common purpose.
Link andconnect imply a firm attachment in which individual components nevertheless retain their identities:
linked poverty and unemployment to the social unrest besetting the city.
The chief of police is in no way connected with the scandal.
Relate refers to connection of persons through marriage or kinship (
Though they have the same surname, the two are not even distantly related) or of things through logical association (
The two events seem to be related).
Associate usually implies a relationship of persons as partners or allies:
His daughter is associated with him in the family business. It can also refer to a relationship of things that are similar or complementary or that have a connection in one's thoughts:
I can forgive his bluntness because it is associated with a basic kindliness of spirit.
join
中古英语joinen〈古法语 joindre 〈拉丁语 jungere 连接在一起
join
annexattachclaspcombineconnectcouplefastenlinkput togetherunitedetachpartseparate

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