CEFR B2

rejoin

verb

Meaning

To become part of a group or activity again after a period of absence.

Examples

She hopes to rejoin the company after her maternity leave.
The team will rejoin the main expedition at Base Camp.

Synonyms: reunite, reconnect, re-enter, return to

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rejoin (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːˈdʒɔɪn/

Definition

To become part of a group or activity again after a period of absence.

Examples

She hopes to rejoin the company after her maternity leave.
The team will rejoin the main expedition at Base Camp.
He was eager to rejoin his friends for the holidays.

How to Use rejoin

rejoin the group (collocation): To become part of a group again. — "The lost hikers were happy to rejoin the group."
rejoin the team (collocation): To become part of a sports team or work team again. — "The injured player is expected to rejoin the team next month."
rejoin the workforce (collocation): To start working again after a break. — "Many parents struggle to rejoin the workforce after raising children."

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