conjoin [kənˈdʒɔɪn] (formal)
conjoin
∗conjoin [ko-yoin]
1Juntar, unir; asociar.
2Asociar, conectar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Confederarse, unirse, ligarse. (n)
va.
Collins Complete Spanish Electronic Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
Verb Conjugation for "conjoin"
Imperative
- conjoin
- you conjoin
- he/she conjoins
- we conjoin
- you conjoin
- they conjoin
Preterite
- I conjoined
- you conjoined
- he/she conjoined
- we conjoined
- you conjoined
- they conjoined
Present Continuous
- I am conjoining
- you are conjoining
- he/she is conjoining
- we are conjoining
- you are conjoining
- they are conjoining
Present Perfect
- I have conjoined
- you have conjoined
- he/she has conjoined
- we have conjoined
- you have conjoined
- they have conjoined
Past Continuous
- I was conjoining
- you were conjoining
- he/she was conjoining
- we were conjoining
- you were conjoining
- they were conjoining
Past Perfect
- I had conjoined
- you had conjoined
- he/she had conjoined
- we had conjoined
- you had conjoined
- they had conjoined
Future
- I will conjoin
- you will conjoin
- he/she will conjoin
- we will conjoin
- you will conjoin
- they will conjoin
Future Perfect
- I will have conjoined
- you will have conjoined
- he/she will have conjoined
- we will have conjoined
- you will have conjoined
- they will have conjoined
Future Continuous
- I will be conjoining
- you will be conjoining
- he/she will be conjoining
- we will be conjoining
- you will be conjoining
- they will be conjoining
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been conjoining
- you have been conjoining
- he/she has been conjoining
- we have been conjoining
- you have been conjoining
- they have been conjoining
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been conjoining
- you will have been conjoining
- he/she will have been conjoining
- we will have been conjoining
- you will have been conjoining
- they will have been conjoining
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been conjoining
- you had been conjoining
- he/she had been conjoining
- we had been conjoining
- you had been conjoining
- they had been conjoining
