Definition of jointly in English:

jointly

adverb ˈdʒɔɪntliˈdʒɔɪntli

With another person or people; together.
a report prepared jointly by Harvard and Yale universities
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not so bad if a few can gather together and jointly grumble about the state of the world.
- The bridge is being paid for jointly by Bolton Council and Network Rail.
- He suggests that I put it jointly in my name together with my wife and our two daughters to save CGT and stamp duty.
- Now groups of friends are putting their money together and jointly purchasing second homes in Scotland.
- The flagship project is being jointly funded by the borough council with Lancashire County Council.
Synonyms
together, in partnership, in cooperation, cooperatively, in collaboration, in conjunction, in concert, in combination, as one, mutually
in alliance, in league, in collusion
informal in cahoots

Definition of jointly in US English:

jointly

adverbˈdʒɔɪntliˈjointlē

With another person or people; together.
a report prepared jointly by Harvard and Yale universities
Example sentencesExamples
- The flagship project is being jointly funded by the borough council with Lancashire County Council.
- It is not so bad if a few can gather together and jointly grumble about the state of the world.
- The bridge is being paid for jointly by Bolton Council and Network Rail.
- Now groups of friends are putting their money together and jointly purchasing second homes in Scotland.
- He suggests that I put it jointly in my name together with my wife and our two daughters to save CGT and stamp duty.
Synonyms
together, in partnership, in cooperation, cooperatively, in collaboration, in conjunction, in concert, in combination, as one, mutually

单词	jointly
释义	Definition of jointly in English: jointly adverb ˈdʒɔɪntliˈdʒɔɪntli With another person or people; together. a report prepared jointly by Harvard and Yale universities Example sentencesExamples It is not so bad if a few can gather together and jointly grumble about the state of the world. The bridge is being paid for jointly by Bolton Council and Network Rail. He suggests that I put it jointly in my name together with my wife and our two daughters to save CGT and stamp duty. Now groups of friends are putting their money together and jointly purchasing second homes in Scotland. The flagship project is being jointly funded by the borough council with Lancashire County Council. Synonyms together, in partnership, in cooperation, cooperatively, in collaboration, in conjunction, in concert, in combination, as one, mutually in alliance, in league, in collusion informal in cahoots Definition of jointly in US English: jointly adverbˈdʒɔɪntliˈjointlē With another person or people; together. a report prepared jointly by Harvard and Yale universities Example sentencesExamples The flagship project is being jointly funded by the borough council with Lancashire County Council. It is not so bad if a few can gather together and jointly grumble about the state of the world. The bridge is being paid for jointly by Bolton Council and Network Rail. Now groups of friends are putting their money together and jointly purchasing second homes in Scotland. He suggests that I put it jointly in my name together with my wife and our two daughters to save CGT and stamp duty. Synonyms together, in partnership, in cooperation, cooperatively, in collaboration, in conjunction, in concert, in combination, as one, mutually
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