joint
संयुक्त
definition
verb
jointed lever arms
provide or fasten (something) with joints.
The jointed body was pinned to itself in a sort of fold.
cut (the body of an animal) into joints.
noun
After old caulk is removed, new caulk can then be applied to all joints in the window frame and the joint between the frame and the wall.
a point at which parts of an artificial structure are joined.
The soft tissue structures around the joint play a vital role in the stability of the shoulder.
a structure in the human or animal body at which two parts of the skeleton are fitted together.
adjective
the companies issued a joint statement
shared, held, or made by two or more people, parties, or organizations together.
translation of 'joint'
एकत्र बांधणे,
एकत्रित,
सांधा,
दोन किंवा अधिकांचा मिळून असलेला,
गुत्ता,
मांसाचा तुकडा,
अड्डा
example
A large centre in the same city co-ordinates 'joint' business activities.
The soft tissue structures around the 'joint' play a vital role in the stability of the shoulder.
I support 'joint' activities with our ally when it is proper or expedient to do so (and especially when it is both proper and expedient).
She would get a huge 'joint' of beef or lamb for about two shillings and they would put 2lb of sausages in for free.
One of the stores was a burger 'joint' based on Al, the big-nosed restaurateur of ‘Happy Days’ fame.
And unlike the 'joint' in Indy where boxing was a no-no, the jail in Cali specializes in fights between hardened criminals.
a gambling 'joint'
Perhaps we were still a bit dehydrated but nothing could take away the feeling of euphoria we had at our 'joint' achievement.
Mr. X's drawing of the 'joint' was not so much useless as directed at a different objective.
For me, an ideal meal would be a 'joint' of lamb cooked in the Aga at home, with plenty of fresh vegetables from my garden.
dowel 'joint'
Another objective of the report is securing greater and continued support from the trade for 'joint' tourism development activity.
A few minutes earlier I had placed a basketball-sized 'joint' of beef in the fork of a tree five feet off the ground.
After flowering, if there are no ornamental seed heads, the flowering stems may be cut back to a leaf 'joint' to remove the faded flowers.
Then run the round part of your hammer handle or screwdriver shank tightly up the 'joint' to seal any gap that may be left.
Cut back a few inches to within 1/8 inch of a leaf 'joint' .
And since the 'joint' of meat was large enough to feed a family several times over, there was almost a routine to the week's menus.
Joint tenancy is 'joint' ownership and possession of the same property.
When 'joint' custody works well, a child has a sense of balance and unity.
An artificial hip 'joint' consists of three parts, the ball, the bearing and the cup.
For example, if a husband and wife have an estate worth £500,000, they could take a 'joint' share in their house and divide their investments.
they're 'joint' editors
And then I plainly saw, both with wonder and delight that the 'joint' of meat did, in some places, shine like rotten wood or stinking fish.
If you have ever hacked into a 'joint' of meat you will know it is difficult to cut through bone.
The Polish Government came to the rescue through a 'joint' shipping company to transport materials China needed.
Always make the base cut of your cutting below a node or leaf 'joint' .
When the house is in 'joint' ownership, a will can ensure that the surviving spouse will inherit only a right of occupancy.
But smoking a cannabis 'joint' is not the same as smoking a normal cigarette.
The trio's new 'joint' venture intends to bid for other inter-city rail franchises in Britain.
That bank building will house a branch as well as 'joint' headquarters functions.
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