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[ʤɔɪnt] n  | |
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| book.bind. |
kansitustaiveliuska |
| industr., construct. |
liitos; sauma; jatkos |
| life.sc., el. |
tiiviste |
| mech.eng. |
sarana |
| med. |
nivel |
| met. |
juottokohta |
| transp. |
halkeama |
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| life.sc. |
halkeama; rako |
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| English thesaurus |
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| 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) |
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| polit. |
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (MichaelBurov); JDC (MichaelBurov); AJJDC (MichaelBurov) |
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| abbr., med. |
Joining Organizations in Tackling SSIs |
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| abbr. |
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (Maggotka) |