join up

verb

1. intr to become a member of a military or other organization; enlist
2. often foll by with to unite or connect

Example Sentences

Work is already under way to join up the records and ministers say they will form part of its drive to improve efficiency in the NHS under its 10-year plan.

From BBC

Former minister Mims Davies is among those calling for an effort to get younger people to join up.

From BBC

Since 2022, convicted prisoners have also been encouraged to join up in return for their release, but now a new policy means people facing criminal prosecution can accept a deal to go to war instead of facing trial in court.

From BBC

Peterson will join up with some former Elvira show crew members for panel discussions, as well as merch signings on newly purchased memorabilia from the park on Sept. 19 and Oct.

From Los Angeles Times

Liverpool's only summer signing to join up with the team immediately was Juventus winger Federico Chiesa, who is yet to make his debut.

From BBC

Related Words

• admit
• appoint
• assign
• attract
• call up
• conscript
• employ
• engage
• enroll
• enter
• gather
• hire
• join
• mobilize
• recruit
• serve
• volunteer