英语释义

1. to put or bring together so as to form a unit
join two blocks of wood with glue

2. to connect (separated items, such as points) by a line

3. to put or bring into close association or relationship
two people joined in marriage

4. to come into the company of (someone)
She joined us for lunch.

5. to associate oneself with
joined the church join the navy

6. to enter into or engage in (battle)
perhaps as many as 100 aircraft joined battle simultaneously
— Peter Hellman

7. adjoin
his studio there joined that of the famous sculptor
— J. T. Marshall

8. to come into close association or relationship: such as

9. to become a member of a group or organization
trying to get more people to join —often used with up
She joined up last year.

10. to take part in a collective activity —usually used with in
join in singingjoin in an effort

11. to form an alliance

12. to come together so as to be connected
nouns join to form compounds the place where two rivers join

13. adjoin
the two estates join

14. something that joins two things a place or line where joining occurs joint
the join of lid and box

15. union sense 2d

16. to put or bring (two or more things) together to connect (two or more things)

17. to come together with (something)

18. to go somewhere in order to be with (a person or group)

19. to come into the company of She joined me in the dining room.

20. to take part in a group activity
We all joined in the chorus.

21. to come, bring, or fasten together Let's all join hands.

22. to become a member of
I'm joining the club.

23. to come or bring into close association
Both schools joined together to raise funds.

24. to combine the elements of
Join the two sets.

25. adjoin
The two rooms join.

26. to unite so as to form one unit
join the claims in one action

27. to align oneself with especially in a legal matter
she joined her husband as plaintiff

28. to cause or order (a person) to become a party to a lawsuit
if a person has not been joined as required, the court must order that the person be made a party
— Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 19(a) — compare consolidate, implead, interplead, intervene

29. to enter into or participate in
join the suit

30. to come together so as to form a unit
the other victims of the scheme joined in the suit

31. to commence involvement or participation
a person who refuses to join as a plaintiff may be made either a defendant, or…an involuntary plaintiff
— Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 19(a)

32. to accept, fix on, or clearly define an issue as the subject of a legal dispute
refused to join issue by filing an answer with the court

33. to take an opposed position on some question
join issue with the conclusion

片语

pieceable可接合的；可修补的

attachable可附上的；可连接的；可逮捕的；可没收的

英汉例句

• when the thread terminates, whether joinable or detached, the entry is removed from /proc/pid/task. so the number of active threads can be obtained by running

  当线程终止时，不管该线程是可接合的还是分离的，都会将该条目从 /proc/pid/task 中删除。

• let「s start by reviewing posix threads, which can be either joinable threads or detached threads.

  我们首先回顾一下posix线程，分为可接合线程或分离线程。

• in joinable state, another thread can synchronize on the thread」s termination and recover its termination code using the function pthread_join().

  在可连接状态中，另一个线程可以同步这个线程的终止，使用函数 pthread_join() 来重新获得其终止代码。

• the thread resources of the joinable thread are released only after it is joined.

  可连接的线程只有在被连接后才释放线程资源。

• it creates new joinable threads ceaselessly until failure happens.

  它不断创建新的可接合线程，直至有故障发生。

• alternatively, we can do the same thing we did in the code above by using the setmatchcolumn method of the joinable interface.

  通过使用joinable接口的setmatchcolumn方法，也可以做同样的事情。

• joinable threads should be joined during programming.

  在编程过程中应当联接可接合线程。

• you can fix the leak by adding code to call pthread_join(), which joins each joinable thread.

  要修复泄漏，您可以添加代码调用 pthread_join()，该方法可联接每个可接合线程。

• if you are creating joinable threads in your program, don「t forget to call pthread_join(pthread_t, void**) to recycle the private storage allocated to the thread.

  如果您在程序中创建可接合的线程，切勿忘记调用 pthread_join(pthread_t,void**)来回收分配给线程的专用存储。

• and most likely, such a memory leak is caused by a failure to join the joinable threads.

  这种内存泄漏很有可能是因未能联接可接合线程而造成的。

• as demonstrated in listing 1 and 2, joinable threads are produced, but they are never joined, so each terminated joinable thread still occupies the process space, leaking the process memory.

  如清单1和清单2 所示，虽然生成了可接合线程，但是却未将其联接，因此每个终止的可接合线程仍然占用进程空间，泄漏进程内存。

• listing 1 shows the serious memory leak created if you forget to join joinable threads.

  清单1显示在忘记联接可接合线程时引发的严重内存泄漏。

• all responding machines appear in the list of joinable clusters.

  所有响应消息都会出现在可加入集群的列表中。

• in linux, threads are by default created in joinable state.

  在linux 中，默认以可连接（joinable）的状态创建线程。

• if they are joinable threads and you haven」t called the pthread_join() to join them, each produced thread will leak a sizeable amount of memory (at least 10mb per stack) after its termination.

  如果它们是可接合的线程，且您没有调用 pthread_join()来联接它们，那么在线程终止后，每个产生的线程都将泄漏大量的内存（至少每堆栈10mb）。

• if you create a joinable thread but forget to join it, its resources or private memory are always kept in the process space and never reclaimed.

  如果您创建一个可接合的线程，但是忘记联接它，其资源或私有内存一直保存在进程空间中，从未进行回收再利用。

• in linux, threads are created in joinable state by default.

  在linux 中，线程默认创建为可合并（joinable）状态。

• if the leak exists, check the source code to see if all joinable threads have been joined.

  如果确实存在，检查源代码，看是否联接了所有可接合线程。

相似词

abut(Abut)人名；(英、土)阿布特

adjoin毗连，邻接

flank(Flank)人名；(瑞典、匈)弗兰克；(法)弗朗克

fringe边缘的；附加的

neighbor邻居

skirt沿边走，绕开；环绕

touch接触；轻按（按钮）；轻弹（乐器）；相互接触；轻轻击（球）；与（曲线、表面）切触；（尤指用有害的方式）处理；给（某人）造成伤害；动用（贮存物）；消费（食物或饮料）；起作用；涉及；（品质、特征）显而易见；外表露出；触动；（非正式）轻度发疯；（非正式）达到（某个水平或数额）