joint
 noun
 articulación
EN Madame Ratignolle begged Robert to accompany her to the house; she complained of cramp in her limbs and stiffness of the joints.
GL Madame Ratignolle rogoulle a Robert que a acompañase á casa; queixábase de calafríos nos brazos e rixidez nas articulacións.
 Fonte: ESP (450)
adjective
conxunto
EN ICBL members always meet regularly to plot out overall strategies and plan joint actions, but beyond that each NGO and each national campaign is free to develop its own work best suited to its mandate, culture and circumstances.
GL Reuniámonos regularmente para elaborar estratexias globais e planificar accións conxuntas, pero cada cal podía realizar libremente o seu propio labor, adaptándoo ó seu mandato, á súa cultura e ó contexto.
Fonte: C01 (553)
colectivo
EN He has thereby given comfort to those who oppose joint management of world heritage.
GL Deste xeito deulle a razón ó que se opoñen a unha xestión colectiva do patrimonio da humanidade.
Fonte: C31 (927)
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