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Enter; What's the difference between joining and participating?
enter

transitive verb

enter

Put ... into ...

Participation; Join; Input (data)

Bring [join]

Write down ...; Sign up; Put forward (in writing)

Start, start.

The law was formally put forward; Formal possession; apply for

To declare (a ship or cargo) to the customs.

Written or printed in; classify

Bring (a horse, dog, etc.) on the field for the first time; Train (horses, dogs, etc). )

join the army

join the army

employment

hire

Write down the details in the book

Enter the details in the account book.

go into action

Start fighting

Bring a lawsuit against sb.

Sue sb.

Report the ship to customs.

Announce the ship's entry into the port

I've never had this idea.

I never thought about it.

Rivers flow into the sea.

Rivers flow into the sea.

idiom

Enter, participate in; Begin to be a part of; Become the party who starts to discuss or consider understanding; Feel the same way about ... ...

Enter, begin to enjoy, acquire (ownership or property of), etc. )

Enter, begin to enjoy, acquire (ownership or property, etc.).

Enter for (for ...)

Sign up for ...)

Sign up for sb. For (for ...)

Enter (account book)

Modern English-Chinese Dictionary Input

Transitive verb, six.

enter

Come in without knocking.

Go in without knocking.

We won't discuss the plan for the time being.

We will not consider discussing the plan for the time being.

Her dream of entering this famous university has come true.

Her dream of being admitted to a famous university has come true.

join

join the army

join the army

Sign up; registry office

Common phrases

join

register

Sign up for the race

Take part in a race

"I also take part in the garden competition every year, and I always win the small prize of the worst garden in town!"

"I also sign up for the garden competition every year, but I always win the small prize of the worst garden in the town!"

Many cars took part in the race last year.

"Last year, many cars took part in this kind of race."

Start (a relationship)

Start; get down to

enter into a contract (with)

conclude a contract

Our store has reached a contract with a clothing company to buy 100 T-shirts every week.

Our store has reached a contract with a clothing company to wholesale 100 T-shirts every week.

This agreement shall come into force upon signing.

The agreement will take effect immediately after it is signed.

We will discuss the details at the next meeting.

We will discuss the details at the next meeting.

This factory began to produce transistors more than forty years ago.

This factory began to produce transistors more than forty years ago.

Experience; join

belong to ...

Rice has entered their diet to a great extent.

Rice has become one of their staple foods.

Concise English-Chinese dictionary input

transitive verb

Enter, join, join, log in, and start.

intransitive verb

Go in [play] and join in.

Noun (short for noun)

Enter [Enter]

join

intransitive verb

Combine, unite, meet (to; And)

Accompany, accompany

Participate in (at; And)

Adjoin, approach

join the army

Take part in a game [conversation]

Take part in a game [dialogue]

Your mother joins me in congratulating you on your extraordinary academic achievements.

Your mother joins me in congratulating you on your great academic achievements.

I agree with you on this point.

i agree with you on this point.

Our farms adjoin the river.

Our farm is near the river.

He joined the army and fought for his motherland.

He joined the army and fought for his motherland.

idiom

Go hand in hand and work together.

Take part in (activities) and (do sth) together.

Join, connect, install ...

Join yourself; Obey different authorities

Join ... Join together. ...

Join the army and join the army; Connect (a circuit).

Join up

Combine with ... in partnership with ... in cooperation with ...; Compassion and ... go to war [fire]

Reference vocabulary

Joint joint connection

They all mean "union", "combination" and "union".

Joining means that "everything is directly connected, and the degree of connection can be tight or loose, or it can be separated", such as:

The new highway connects the two cities.

The new highway connects the two cities.

Combine mainly refers to "two or more people or things are combined for the same purpose, and the original part shall not change or lose its nature after combination", such as:

Mix milk with water.

Mix water with milk.

Unite emphasizes "close combination", which means "extremely difficult to separate", such as:

solidarity

Stick together.

Connect is weaker than combine and unite, which means "connecting things through some medium and still maintaining their original characteristics", such as:

A path connects with the highway.

A path connects with several highways.

Separation part

Modern English-Chinese Dictionary Joining

Transitive verb, six.

(often used with to and together) combine; ring

Connect the ends of the rope.

Tie the ends of the rope together.

Tie a knot to connect the two ropes.

Tie a knot to connect the two ropes.

This road connects two villages.

This road connects two villages.

Make friends with; (of two families) form a marriage alliance.

Marry someone

(of two families) form a marriage alliance.

(used with in, for) a companion; Accompany; along with ...

Would you like to go for a walk with me?

Would you like to take a walk with me?

Would you like to have coffee with us?

Would you like to have coffee with us?

The section chief will have dinner with us.

The director will have dinner with us.

Participation; join

Attend a party

Join a political party

He joined the army.

He joined the army.

Everyone took part in the game.

Everyone took part in the competition.

When did he join the cult?

When did he become a fanatical believer?

(often used with, to) unite.

Meet; join

Where does this path join the highway?

Where does this path intersect with the main road?

Where do these two roads meet?

Where do these two roads meet?

Part of speech change

Noun (short for noun)

Intersection point; common

This material has a seam.

There is a connection point on this material.

Common phrases

join

join

join the army

join the army

(often used with with) connect.

Where do these two roads meet?

Where do these two roads meet?

idiom

Shake hands; make concerted efforts

Let's join hands and establish friendship.

Let's make up hand in hand.

Concise English-Chinese dictionary addition

intransitive verb

Join, combine, join

transitive verb

Connect, combine, connect, connect

Noun (short for noun)

Connect, combine and join.

Replace the drive letter with a subdirectory name.

join

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

Participate in, participate in