Joint
01
关节, 接合处
a place in the body where two bones meet, enabling one of them to bend or move around
例子
He injured his shoulder joint while playing sports, resulting in limited mobility and pain.
他在运动时伤了肩膀的关节，导致活动受限和疼痛。
02
一家小店, 一家餐馆
a place, such as a bar, club, or restaurant
Slang例子
The pizza joint down the street is known for its delicious slices.
街那头的披萨店以其美味的切片而闻名。
03
关节, 带骨肉块
a large cut of meat from the area where two or more bones meet, typically including a part of the bone
例子
My dad grilled a succulent pork joint with barbecue sauce for a backyard cookout.
我爸爸为后院烧烤用烧烤酱烤了一块多汁的猪肉块。
04
大麻烟卷, 手卷大麻烟
a marijuana cigarette, typically rolled by hand
Slang例子
She passed me the joint and said, " Do n't cough this time. "
她把大麻烟卷递给我，说：“这次别咳嗽。”
05
a place or structure where two or more parts or objects are connected or fastened together
例子
The carpenter reinforced the wooden joints with glue.
joint
01
联合的, 共同的
controlled, done, shared, or owned by two or more people
例子
They made a joint decision to move forward with the merger after careful consideration.
经过仔细考虑后，他们做出了推进合并的联合决定。
02
formed, made, or carried out together
例子
The project was a joint effort between two departments.
03
involving both chambers of a legislative body
例子
A joint resolution was passed by both houses.
to joint
01
to fasten, connect, or assemble parts by means of a joint
例子
The plumber jointed the pipes using sealant.
02
切块, 去骨
to prepare meat by cutting or separating it at the natural points of articulation, often in preparation for cooking
例子
He jointed the lamb for the barbecue party.
他为烧烤派对切分了羊肉。
03
to furnish or equip with a joint or joints
例子
Engineers jointed the framework to allow movement.
