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juntar

Definitions of juntar
  1. verb
    collect or gather
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    aumentar, incrementar
    become bigger or greater in amount
  2. verb
    join or combine
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    types:
    fusionarse
    bring together into a single whole or system
    type of:
    alterar, cambiar, cualificar, modificar
    cause to change; make different; cause a transformation
  3. verb
    make contact or come together
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    adherirse, enganchar, pegar, sujetarse
    become attached
    injertar
    cause to grow together parts from different plants
    empalmar
    join together so as to form new genetic combinations
    empalmar
    join the ends of
    soldar
    join or fuse with solder
    soldar
    join together by heating
    enlazar, entrelazar, entretejer
    tie or link together
    aglutinar
    string together (morphemes in an agglutinating language)
    amarrar, atar, fijar
    become fixed or fastened
    adherir, atar, encolar, liar, pegar, vincular
    stick to firmly
    enlazar, entrelazar
    make a loop in
    type of:
    acoplar, asociar, conectar, unir
    connect, fasten, or put together two or more pieces
  4. verb
    assemble or get together
    synonyms: recoger, recolectar, reunir
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    extender, extenderse
    distribute or disperse widely
    types:
    rastrillar
    gather with a rake
    cosechar, espigar, segar
    gather, as of natural products
    rebuscar
    collect discarded or refused material
    arrancar, desplumar, pelar
    look for and gather
    buscar nidos
    gather nests
  5. verb
    get or gather together
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    types:
    amontonar, apelotonar, apelotonarse, hinchar
    put together indiscriminately
    type of:
    acumular, almacenar, atesorar, dejar, guardar, meter
    keep or lay aside for future use
  6. verb
    create by putting components or members together
    synonyms: armar, ensamblar, montar
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    antonyms:
    desarmar, desmontar
    take apart into its constituent pieces
    types:
    confundir, desconcertar, mezclar
    assemble without order or sense
    confundir, enredar
    mix up or confuse
    type of:
    acoplar, reunir, reunirse, unir
    cause to become joined or linked
    causar, crear, hacer, realizar
    make or cause to be or to become
  7. verb
    call for and obtain payment of
    synonyms: acumular, reunir
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    types:
    recoger, recolectar
    collect fees or profits
    type of:
    apropiarse, llevarse, quitar, tomar
    take into one's possession
  8. verb
    combine into a common fund
    synonyms: mancomunar
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    type of:
    compartir
    use jointly or in common
  9. verb
    act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief
    synonyms: reunir, unificar, unir
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    antonyms:
    dividir, partir, repartir, separar
    separate into parts or portions
    types:
    federarse
    unite on a federal basis or band together as a league
    asociar, asociarse
    bring or come into association or action
    confederar, confederarse, unir, unirse
    form a group or unite
    casarse, unirse en matrimonio
    take in marriage
    aparear, aparearse, emparejar, emparejarse
    form a pair or pairs
  10. verb
    get people together
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    types:
    componer, confeccionar, crear, hacer, preparar
    form by assembling individuals or constituents
  11. verb
    connect, fasten, or put together two or more pieces
    synonyms: acoplar, asociar, conectar, unir
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    antonyms:
    desconectar, desenchufar
    make disconnected, disjoin or unfasten
    types:
    acoplar, empalmar, ensamblar, reunir, unir
    make contact or come together
    acoplar, reunir, reunirse, unir
    cause to become joined or linked
    sujetar
    cause to be attached
    enlazar, interconectar, vincular
    cause to be interconnected or interwoven
    conectar
    connect or reduce the distance between
    asignar, colgar, pegar, poner
    attach to
    adherirse, enganchar, pegar, sujetarse
    become attached
    casar, emparejar, relacionar
    bring two objects, ideas, or people together
    engoznar
    attach with a hinge
    anillar
    attach a ring to the foot of, in order to identify
    amarrar, atar, sujetar
    make fast; tie or secure, with or as if with a rope
    enganchar, enjaezar
    to hook or entangle
    adjuntar, añadir
    fix to; attach
    adjuntar, anexionar, complementar
    add to the very end
    encintar, pegar con cinta adhesiva
    fasten or attach with tape
    encolar, pegar
    join or attach with or as if with glue
    clavar, pegar
    attach with or as if with a pin
    clavar, estacar, fijar con estacas
    fasten or secure with a wooden pin
    asegurar, fijar
    cause to be firmly attached
    clavar
    attach something somewhere by means of nails
    uncir
    put a yoke on or join with a yoke
    enjaezar, poner los arreos
    put a harness
    uncir, unirse
    link with or as with a yoke
    injertar
    cause to grow together parts from different plants
    empalmar
    join together so as to form new genetic combinations
    empalmar
    join the ends of
    etiquetar
    attach a tag or label to
    soldar
    join or fuse with solder
    soldar
    join together by heating
    armar, ensamblar, montar
    create by putting components or members together
    enlazar, entrelazar, entretejer
    tie or link together
  12. verb
    have or possess in combination
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    type of:
    constar, existir, figurar
    have as a feature
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