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weld together

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weld (someone and someone else) together
Fig. to bind people together. (Fig. on weld something and something else together.) Their experiences in the war welded Tom and Sam together for life. They were welded together by their common goals.
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weld (something and something else) together

to attach things to one another by welding. The worker welded the ends of the rods together. See if you can weld these plates together.
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Cariou says that is because the company is the first to perfect the use of a controlled explosion to weld together two slabs of metal--one expensive, one not so much--to make a "clad," a flat plate of metal weighing up to 100,000 pounds.
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Newcastle could do worse than to appoint a member of the backroom staff for a probationary three-month run to allow the players to play in their proper positions and weld together a spirited 11.
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Many firms offer excellent designs for metal sailboats, and some offer sets of panels that you weld together ?
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