join up

1. To join a group or organization of some kind. The army recruiters work to get young people to join up. Now that the organization is more inclusive, we're seeing a lot more people joining up.

2. To work together or collaborate; team up. The two charities are joining up to raise awareness about the cause. If we all join up, we can get done in half the time.

3. To connect. Once we join up those pipes, the connection will be complete.

join up

to join some organization. The club has opened its membership rolls again. Are you going to join up? I can't afford to join up.

join up

1. To become a member of some group or organization: After the recruiter's speech, I decided to join up.

2. To collaborate or team up with someone: The advertising firm joined up with the baseball team to promote the new manager.

3. To connect together: The points join up to form a straight line.

4. To connect something with some other thing: Join up the dots, and you'll see a picture. When we join these pieces up, the puzzle will be completed.

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释义	join up join up 1. To join a group or organization of some kind. The army recruiters work to get young people to join up. Now that the organization is more inclusive, we're seeing a lot more people joining up. 2. To work together or collaborate; team up. The two charities are joining up to raise awareness about the cause. If we all join up, we can get done in half the time. 3. To connect. Once we join up those pipes, the connection will be complete. See also: join, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. join up to join some organization. The club has opened its membership rolls again. Are you going to join up? I can't afford to join up. See also: join, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. join up v. 1. To become a member of some group or organization: After the recruiter's speech, I decided to join up. 2. To collaborate or team up with someone: The advertising firm joined up with the baseball team to promote the new manager. 3. To connect together: The points join up to form a straight line. 4. To connect something with some other thing: Join up the dots, and you'll see a picture. When we join these pieces up, the puzzle will be completed. See also: join, up The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: Can I join you? Could I join you? merge merge in join join forces join forces (with one) join issue join in Join the club!
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