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Latest post Sun, Apr 30 2006 4:01 PM by Hly2004. 2 replies.
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Hly2004  +  221200 Sun, 30 Apr 06 03:21 PM

Hi, everyone:

What's the difference between "joint" and "junction"?

Thank  you in advance!
Hly2004
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Marius Hancu  +  221204 Sun, 30 Apr 06 03:39 PM
similar, but usage varies with the field of application

the human body has joints
highways intersect at a junction
two tubes or pipes get together at a joint or a junction, I think

thus you really need to do some searches in your area of interest
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Hly2004, 3 yr 192 days ago
Thanks a million!
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