adjoining — next to and connected with something; sharing a border or wall
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: next to and connected with something; sharing a border or wall
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ/
Korean meaning: 인접한, 이웃한, 붙어있는
Korean pronunciation: 어**조이**닝
Example Sentences
- I could hear my neighbor's karaoke through the adjoining wall at 2 AM.
- The hotel offered us an adjoining suite for our large family.
- The adjoining bathroom was so small that I got stuck trying to turn around.
adjoining
ADJECTIVE//əˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ//
next to and connected with something; sharing a border or wall
A businessman walks between two adjoining offices through their shared doorway
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Adjoining rooms: one enjoying, one annoying!
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Origin
From the Old French 'adjoindre' meaning 'to join to', derived from Latin 'adjungere' (ad- 'to' + jungere 'to join'). The word entered English through Norman French influence in the medieval period.
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“I could hear my neighbor's karaoke through the adjoining wall at 2 AM.”
“The hotel offered us an adjoining suite for our large family.”
“The adjoining bathroom was so small that I got stuck trying to turn around.”
“France and Spain are adjoining countries in Western Europe.”
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