le joint

joint (connection between bones or parts), joint (marijuana cigarette), attached, joined

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join to join; to connect; to reach (someone) + t il/elle conjugation or masculine past participle
noun · masculine Rare #29,809
joint (connection between bones or parts)
FR: J’ai mal au joint du doigt.
EN: My finger joint hurts.
joint (marijuana cigarette) Informal/slang.
FR: Ils ont fumé un joint dans la rue.
EN: They smoked a joint in the street.
Declension of joint
jointjoints

Écrase le joint, Reyna.

Crush the joint, Reyna.

— Je suis toujours là (2024)

Ma seule drogue, c'est un petit joint de temps en temps.

My only drug is the occasional little joint.

— Carandiru (2003)

Le robinet fuit, il faut un nouveau joint.

The tap is leaking; it needs a new seal.

Je préfère un bon joint.

I prefer a good joint.

— La Cité de Dieu (2002)

Un effet du joint.

An effect of the joint.

— Intouchables (2011)

J'ai brûlé le joint?

Did I burn the joint?

— Maman, j'ai raté l'avion ! (1990)

T'aurais pas un p'tit joint?

Wouldn't you happen to have a little joint?

— Amours chiennes (2000)

Ton joint, mec.

Your joint, man.

— La Cité de Dieu (2002)

T'endors pas sur le joint, Saïd.

Don't fall asleep on the joint, Saïd.

— La Haine (1995)

Passe le joint.

Pass the seal.

— Y tu mamá también (2001)

verb · masculine singular · past Rare #39,875
attached, joined Past participle of « joindre »; often used with « avoir » (e.g., « j’ai joint… ») meaning “attached” (as with a file) or “joined/added.”
FR: J’ai joint le document à mon e-mail.
EN: I attached the document to my email.
Conjugation of joindre
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First joins
Second joins joignez
Third joint
Past
joint

Il s'est joint à nous.

He joined us.

J'ai joint un fichier Microsoft Excel.

I attached a Microsoft Excel file.

Tout le monde ne s'est pas joint.

Not everyone joined in.

Edmundo s'est joint à un groupe de survivants.

Edmundo joined a group of survivors.

Je me suis joint au groupe.

I joined the group.

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