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Que veut dire « joint » en français ?

États-Unis /dʒɔɪnt/

joint en français : commun, conjoint, articulation, joint, raccord, boui-boui

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EN COMMUNB2

commun, conjoint

Partagé par plusieurs personnes ou choses, ou considéré comme un ensemble.

En anglais simple : Shared by two or more people or things, or considered together.

  • They opened a joint account.
  • The house is under joint ownership.
  • The study measured the joint effects of heat and pressure.

Synonymes : combined, shared

Contraires : separate

Expressions courantes : joint account, joint ownership, joint effects

TRAVAIL EN COMMUNB2

conjoint, commun

Réalisé par plusieurs personnes ou groupes qui travaillent ensemble.

En anglais simple : Done by two or more people or groups working together.

  • This was a joint effort.
  • The two universities started a joint research project.
  • Both companies issued a joint statement yesterday.

Synonymes : collaborative, cooperative

Contraires : individual

Expressions courantes : joint effort, joint project, joint venture

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ARTICULATION OSSEUSEB1

articulation

Endroit où deux os se rejoignent, permettant généralement de plier une partie du corps.

En anglais simple : A place where two bones meet, usually allowing part of your body to bend.

  • My knee joint hurts.
  • Swimming can help keep your joints moving.
  • The doctor examined her swollen finger joints.

Synonymes : arthrosis, articulation

Expressions courantes : knee joint, stiff joint, hip joint

LIAISON MOBILEB2

articulation

Liaison entre deux pièces qui leur permet de tourner ou de se plier.

En anglais simple : A connection between two parts that allows them to turn or bend.

  • The joint allows the arm to bend.
  • Oil the joints so the machine moves smoothly.
  • This joint can turn in any direction.

Comment l'utiliser : joint between A and B (The joint between the two rods allows them to turn.)

Synonymes : hinge, pivot

Expressions courantes : flexible joint, ball joint, swivel joint

LIAISON FIXEB2

joint, raccord

Endroit où deux pièces sont solidement reliées.

En anglais simple : The place where two parts are firmly connected.

  • This joint is leaking.
  • We sealed every joint in the pipe.
  • The welded joint held the metal pieces firmly together.

Comment l'utiliser : joint between A and B (Water escaped through the joint between the pipes.)

Synonymes : connection

Expressions courantes : pipe joint, welded joint, sealed joint

BAR OU RESTAURANTB2

boui-boui, bar

Mot familier pour un endroit où l’on mange, boit ou se divertit.

En anglais simple : A place where people eat, drink, or go for entertainment.

  • Let’s try that pizza joint.
  • We found a little joint serving cheap burgers.
  • The jazz joint stayed open until three in the morning.

Synonymes : place, restaurant, bar

Expressions courantes : pizza joint, burger joint, jazz joint

ASSEMBLAGE DU BOISC1

assemblage

Liaison obtenue en emboîtant les extrémités façonnées de deux pièces de bois.

En anglais simple : A connection made by fitting shaped ends of two pieces of wood into each other.

  • The carpenter cut a dovetail joint.
  • Each joint fits tightly without screws.
  • Strong joints keep the wooden frame square.

Expressions courantes : dovetail joint, mortise joint, wood joint

PRISONC2

taule, prison

Mot familier pour le lieu où l’on enferme les personnes condamnées pour une infraction.

En anglais simple : A prison where people are kept as punishment for breaking the law.

  • He is back in the joint.
  • She spent five years in the joint.
  • After leaving the joint, he found steady work.

Synonymes : prison, jail

Expressions courantes : in the joint, leave the joint

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