Pesquisar
to rejoin
01
reagir, responder
to respond to someone often in a witty, angry, or disapproving manner
Intransitive: to rejoin with a remark
02
reunir-se, voltar a unir-se
to go back to someone or something after a separation
Intransitive
rejoin
v
join
v
Exemplo
She rejoined sharply when her sibling criticized her choice of clothing, "Well, it's my style, not yours."
As the discussion intensified, participants began to rejoin with passionate responses, creating a lively exchange of ideas.
When confronted with criticism, she didn't hesitate to rejoin with a clever remark that left everyone amused.
After being criticized for his proposal, he rejoined sharply, "Well, I'd like to see you come up with a better idea!"
Instead of remaining silent, he chose to rejoin with a quick and biting comeback.
