adjoins

英 [əˈdʒɔɪnz]

美 [əˈdʒɔɪnz]

v.  紧挨; 邻接; 毗连
adjoin的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 紧挨；邻接；毗连
  If one room, place, or objectadjoinsanother, they are next to each other.
  1. Fields adjoined the garden and there were no neighbours...
     田园相连，四下无邻。
  2. We waited in an adjoining office.
     我们在旁边的办公室里等候。

双语例句

• In the east, our country adjoins Korea and is close to Japan.
  我国东部跟朝鲜接壤，跟日本邻近。
• The episcopal palace of D& adjoins the hospital.
  迪涅的主教院是和医院毗连的。
• But, this area adjoins the regions of rat plague foci in Huade county and Bai Banner, Inner Mongolia.
  但这次鼠间鼠疫流行与内蒙古的化德、白旗鼠间鼠疫的流行区域相毗邻；
• America has very important outside influence on Sino-Soviet relations during cold war period because these three countries are big countries in the world and Soviet adjoins China.
  由于中、美、苏三国是冷战时期世界上的三个大国，前苏联又与中国毗邻，冷战期间美国对中、苏两国有非常重要的外部影响。
• The field adjoins to the highway.
  这块田紧靠着公路。
• New Jersey adjoins New York.
  新泽西与纽约毗连。
• Michael Jordan can aim accurately even though his opponents adjoins him closely.
  迈克尔。乔丹在对手贴身的情况下依然可以投篮得分。
• The large room on the ground floor adjoins a spacious wooden terrace with reed and yellow flag all around.
  一楼的大房间拥有一个四周都是芦苇和黄色的旗帜宽敞的木制阳台。
• The chemical fertilizer plant adjoins the farm machinery plant.
  化肥厂邻接农机厂。
• Our school adjoins a beautiful park.
  我们的学校毗邻一个美丽的公园。