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adjoining

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ad·join·ing  (-joinng)
adj.
Neighboring; contiguous.

adjoining [əˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ]
adj
being in contact; connected or neighbouring

adjoining - Implies meeting and touching at some point or line.
See also related terms for touching.
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adjoining [əˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ] ADJcontiguo, colindante(more frm)
the adjoining housela casa contigua, la casa de al lado, la casa colindante(more frm)
two adjoining countriesdos países vecinos, dos países colindantes(more frm)
in an adjoining roomen un cuarto contiguo
adjoining [əˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ]
adj [room, property, land] → voisin(e), attenant(e)
prepvoisin de, adjacent Ã
adjoining
adjbenachbart, Nachbar-; (esp Archit etc) → anstoßend; fieldangrenzend; (of two things)nebeneinanderliegend; adjoining provinceNachbarprovinz f; the adjoining roomdas Nebenzimmer; in the adjoining officeim Büro daneben or nebenan
adjoining [əˈdʒɔɪnɪŋ] adjcontiguo/a, attiguo/a, adiacente


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Adjoining to this place there ought to be a large square, like that which they call in Thessaly The Square of Freedom, in which nothing is permitted to be bought or sold; into which no mechanic nor husbandman, nor any such person, should be permitted to enter, unless commanded by the magistrates.
Daylight staked a claim in his own name adjoining the three he had purchased with his plug tobacco.
He moved nearer and was about to lay his hand upon her arm, when his sister entered from an adjoining room, looked him full in the face, passed him without a sign of recognition and left the room by a door that was partly behind him.
 
 
 
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