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conjoiner

/kəndʒˈɔɪnɚ/ noun

A person who conjoins

Word Origin From Latin 'iungere' — to join — with 'con-' meaning together. To conjoin is to join together, and a conjoiner is one who conjoins. The root 'iungere' gives us 'join', 'joint', 'junction', 'juncture', 'adjoin', 'enjoin', 'rejoin', 'subjoin', 'disjoint', 'injunction', and even 'jugular' (relating to the joining neck vein). The PIE root *yeug- is the same as in 'yoke'.

noun A person who conjoins countable

As a skilled conjoiner, he specialized in merging different business entities.

(名词) 连接者

作为一名熟练的联合者，他专门从事不同商业实体的合并工作。

(sustantivo) Una persona que une o combina

Como hábil conector, se especializó en fusionar diferentes entidades comerciales.

(nom) unificateur; rassembleur; celui qui joint [Personne qui joint ou unit des éléments distincts.]

Habile **conjoiner**, il se spécialisait dans la fusion de différentes entités commerciales.

(Substantiv) Verbinder; Vereiniger [Eine Person, die Dinge oder Personen miteinander verbindet oder zusammenführt.]

Als erfahrener **conjoiner** spezialisierte er sich darauf, verschiedene Unternehmen zusammenzuführen.

(名詞) 二つ以上のものを結合したり、結びつけたりする人。

熟練した統合者として、彼は異なる事業体の合併を専門としていた。

(substantivo) conector; unidor; combinador [Uma pessoa que une ou combina; conector.]

Como um hábil conector, ele se especializou em fundir diferentes entidades empresariais.

Synonyms: joiner uniter combiner connector linker fuser amalgamator integrator Antonyms: separator divider disjoiner disuniter
Word parts: con + join + er

Related words

join joint junction juncture jugular

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