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joint [ʤɔɪnt] n
gen. Braten n; Bude f; Fuge f; Joint m (Haschischzigarette); Keule f; Laden f; Lötnaht f; Lötung f; Verbindungsstelle f; abrichten; Verbindungsstoß m; ausfugen; ebnen
agric. Abschnitt m; Glied n; Tegma; Segment n
amer. Kaschemme f
anat. Artikulation f
antenn., opt. Faserverbinder n
archaeol. Baunaht f
bot. Knie n
chem. Verbindungsstück n
commun. Vorsprung m
comp. Verbindung f; Zusammenschaltung f; Kupplung f
construct. Knoten m (truss); vereinigen; kuppeln; stoßen; fügen; Fugenausbildung f; Baufuge f
econ. gesamtschuldnerisch; solidarisch; vereinigt; kollektiv
el. Stoß m (Schweißnaht)
emerg.care Gelenk n; Joint m
health. Articulatio m; Articulus m; Diarthrosis f; Junctura synovialis
industr. Scharnier n
industr., construct. Furnierfuge f; Ansatz m
inf. Joint ugs. : Haschischzigarette; Tüte f
law, ADR zur gesamten Hand
life.sc. Kluft f; Absonderungsfläche f
life.sc., el. Rahmendichtung f; Deckglashalterung f; Halterung f
med. artikulieren; zusammenfügen; Stengelknoten m; Nodus m; Gelenk n (articulatio); Artikulation f (articulatio)
met. Verschlusskappe f; Loetstelle f
mining. Schlechte f; Gesteinsfuge f; Normallänge f (z. B. Rohr oder Bohrgestänge); Stoß m (Verbindung)
pack. Klebfuge m; Schweißnaht f; Falz m
patents. gemeinsam; gemeinschaftlich
phys. Verbindung f (e.g. of waveguides); Kopplung f (e.g. of waveguides); Verbindungsstück n (e.g. of waveguides); Vereinigungsmenge m (of sets)
polygr. Deckelgelenk n
polygr., model. Gelenk n (außen)
social.sc. Jay m
tech. Dichtung f; Gelenk n; Klebefuge f; Knoten m; Lötstelle f; Lötverbindung f; Muffe f; Naht f; Spalt m; Stoß m; Stoßfuge f; Stoßstelle f; Teilfuge f; Trennfuge f; Trennstelle f; Übergangsstück n; Vereinigung f; Anschluß m; Gelenkstück n; Knotenpunkt m; Nahtstelle f; Stoss m; Teilfläche f (area); Verband m; Verbinder m; Zwischenfuge f
textile Konjunktur f
transp., construct. Packung f
transp., mech.eng. Schienenstoß m
joints n
gen. Verbindungen f; Gelenke n
Joint [ʤɔɪnt] n
jarg. tuete (The common way for young people to say 'joint'. Example: Gib mir mal die Tuete rueber - Pass me the joint)
joints n
life.sc. Risse m
med. Juncturae ossium
joint mechanical n
gen. Trennfuge f
joints parts of engines n
gen. Dichtungen Motorenteile
joint place n
inf. Laden f
joint bookbindery n
gen. Außengelenk von Büchern
soldered joint n
meas.inst. Lötstelle f
joint [ʤɔɪnt] v
el. Verbindungsstueck
mining. klüften; endlos machen (ein Band)
tech. verbinden
jointing ['ʤɔɪntɪŋ] v
industr., construct. Fügen
joint [ʤɔɪnt] adj.
gen. gemeinsam; gemeinschaftlich; teilstreitkraftübergreifend; kombiniert
busin. verbunden
econ. Gesellschafts-; Mit-; bes Mit-; Neben-
social.sc. Muggle
 English thesaurus
joint [ʤɔɪnt] abbr.
abbr. jnt
abbr., amer. j; jay
abbr., polym. jt
energ.ind., abbr. jmt
law, abbr. jnt.
mil. Adjective used to describe activities, operations and organizations in which elements of at least two services participate
mil., logist. Pertains to an organization, structure, force or action grouping personnel and assets belonging to at least two different services, and wich conducts a given mission under the command of a single commander. 2. Pertains to a specific organization called a service whose managed and administrated personnel and assets are placed, for employment purposes, within various armed forces. Its own personnel and assets enable it, in its specific area and under normal conditions, to ensure the forces’ support, as well as to provide a complement to support set ups in times of crisis or war, for the benefit of the task forces operating on a theatre. There are the Health Service and the POL Services. 3. Adjective used to describe activities, operations and organisations in which elements of at least two services participate. (FRA)
slang cheap bar (Where is the closest joint to here); marijuana cigarettes (He is good at rolling joints)
USA Connotes activities, operations, organizations, etc., in which elements of two or more Military Departments participate (JP 1)
Joint [ʤɔɪnt] n
polit. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (MichaelBurov); JDC (MichaelBurov); AJJDC (MichaelBurov)
JOINT [ʤɔɪnt] abbr.
abbr. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (Maggotka)
JOINTS abbr.
abbr., med. Joining Organizations in Tackling SSIs
joint: 4599 phrases in 120 subjects
Accounting9
Agriculture41
Alternative dispute resolution10
American usage, not spelling7
Antennas and waveguides4
Archaeology2
Architecture1
Automobiles23
Ball bearings2
Banking18
Biology6
Book binding2
Botany1
British usage, not spelling6
Building materials2
Building structures9
Business68
Cables and cable production28
Chemistry100
Clinical trial1
Coal5
Commerce6
Communications26
Computers5
Construction456
Cooking1
Criminal law15
Customs7
Demography2
Drilling20
Drives51
Earth sciences12
Economy218
Education23
Electric traction3
Electrical engineering1
Electronics30
Emergency medical care15
Engineering1
Engines2
English5
Environment23
European Union7
Figurative3
Finances121
Fish farming pisciculture19
Food industry4
Footwear1
Foreign trade7
Forestry5
Gear train1
General638
Geology3
Geomechanics8
Germany2
Glass container manufacture1
Government, administration and public services5
Health care32
Human rights activism1
Idiomatic1
Immigration and citizenship28
Industry189
Informal8
Information technology26
Insurance20
International law1
International Monetary Fund34
International trade2
Jargon1
Labor law9
Law162
Librarianship1
Life sciences7
Magnetics1
Marketing9
Materials science16
Mathematics10
Measuring instruments10
Mechanic engineering133
Mechanics2
Medical612
Metallurgy209
Microsoft1
Military1
Mineral products3
Mining81
Municipal planning5
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation4
Natural sciences12
Nuclear physics17
Obsolete / dated6
Operations research2
Packaging20
Patents19
Pharmacy and pharmacology13
Physics16
Plumbing1
Politics50
Polygraphy4
Power lines2
Private international law1
Procedural law10
Psychology1
Rail transport3
Refrigeration6
Research and development17
Scientific4
Slang2
Social science24
Sociology1
Sports1
Statistics12
Taxes16
Technology310
Textile industry1
Transport282
United Nations8
Weapons and gunsmithing14
Welding5
Work flow8