A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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Which verb means "to join" in Spanish?

Vincular
Unir
Venir
Vencer

The correct answer is: Unir

The verb "unir" in Spanish directly translates to "to join" in English. This verb is commonly used in various contexts where two or more elements are brought together or combined. For instance, you might say "unir dos piezas" meaning "to join two pieces," which clearly illustrates its use in physical or abstract contexts. The other verbs listed have different meanings: "vincular" refers more to linking or connecting things, often in a figurative sense. "Venir" means "to come," which does not convey the action of joining. "Vencer" translates to "to overcome" or "to defeat," which again does not relate to the idea of joining elements together. Thus, "unir" is the most appropriate choice when looking for a verb that conveys the meaning of "to join."