사용 패턴:
[something] has a joint
The knee joint is one of the most complex in the human body.
A térdízület az emberi test egyik legösszetettebb ízülete.
This table has a loose joint that needs fixing.
Ennek az asztalnak laza az egyik illesztése, meg kell javítani.
Arthritis can cause pain in the joints.
The hinge joint on the door squeaks.
He dislocated his shoulder joint while playing football.
학습자용 예문
My knee joint hurts.
Fáj a térdízületem.
The door joint is broken.
Eltört az ajtó zsanérja.
She hurt her elbow joint.
A hinge joint lets the door open.
I have pain in my finger joints.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'joint' with 'point' or 'part', but 'joint' always means a place where things are connected.
뜻
Place where two parts meet
연어
knee joint
|shoulder joint
|elbow joint
|hinge joint
|swollen joint
유의어
connection (General term for something that joins two parts, not necessarily movable.)
|
junction (Often used for roads or wiring; less common for anatomy.)
반의어
separation (Refers to parts being apart instead of joined.)
주제
anatomy
|mechanics
|daily life
|body
|science
정의
The place where two parts meet and can move.
A point at which two parts of a structure or body are connected, typically allowing movement.
사용 패턴:
go to [a/the] joint
We found a great little burger joint near the beach.
Találtunk egy remek kis burgeres helyet a strand közelében.
This jazz joint has live music every night.
Ezen a jazzes helyen minden este élő zene van.
They stopped at a roadside joint for coffee.
The pizza joint is always busy on Fridays.
That old joint downtown serves the best tacos.
학습자용 예문
We ate at a burger joint.
Egy burgeres helyen ettünk.
This pizza joint is cheap.
Ez a pizzás hely olcsó.
We like the coffee at this joint.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may think 'joint' always means body part; context shows it's an informal place.
연어
burger joint
|pizza joint
|jazz joint
|roadside joint
유의어
place (Very general term; does not imply casual or cheap.)
|
spot (Informal; similar meaning but broader.)
반의어
fine dining restaurant (Opposite in terms of formality and expense.)
주제
entertainment
|daily life
|daily_life
|business
정의
An informal word for a small restaurant, bar, or club.
An informal term for a business establishment, often a restaurant, bar, or club, usually inexpensive or with a specific character.
He rolled a joint at the party.
Spanglit tekert a buliban.
They passed the joint around the circle.
Körbeadták a spanglit a körben ülők között.
Smoking joints is illegal in many countries.
She was caught with several joints in her pocket.
He lit up a joint after work.
학습자용 예문
He smoked a joint.
Elszívott egy spanglit.
She rolled a joint.
Tekert egy spanglit.
He had two joints in his bag.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may confuse 'joint' in this sense with 'joint' meaning body part; slang context usually makes it clear.
연어
roll a joint
|smoke a joint
|pass the joint
유의어
reefer (Slang; slightly dated.)
|
spliff (Slang; often means mixed with tobacco.)
반의어
tobacco cigarette (Contains only tobacco, no marijuana.)
주제
drugs
|health
|daily_life
정의
A cigarette made with marijuana.
A hand-rolled cigarette containing marijuana.
사용 패턴:
joint [effort/venture/decision]
They issued a joint statement to the press.
Közös nyilatkozatot adtak ki a sajtónak.
It was a joint effort between the two companies.
A két cég közös erőfeszítése volt.
We opened a bank account in our joint names.
The project was a joint venture between local and foreign investors.
They made a joint decision to move abroad.
학습자용 예문
We made a joint decision.
Közös döntést hoztunk.
It was a joint effort.
Közös erőfeszítés volt.
They did a joint project.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes think 'joint' here means 'connected physically', but it means 'shared'.
뜻
Shared by two or more people
연어
joint effort
|joint decision
|joint venture
|joint statement
유의어
shared (General word for something divided between people; less formal.)
|
collective (Formal; emphasizes group action.)
반의어
individual (Done by one person alone.)
주제
business
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
정의
Shared or done by two or more people or groups.
Done, made, or shared by two or more people or groups together.