Collocation
Thanks for joining.
A polite expression of gratitude to someone for attending or participating in an event, meeting, or group activity.
Definition
'Thanks for joining.' is a common English collocation. A polite expression of gratitude to someone for attending or participating in an event, meeting, or group activity.
Thanks for + V-ing
“Thanks for joining our team meeting today, everyone.”
Examples
- Thanks for joining us for dinner tonight.
- The host said, 'Thanks for joining the webinar, we hope you learned a lot.'
- To all our volunteers, thanks for joining our community cleanup event.
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- We appreciate your time, thanks for joining the interview panel.
- It was a productive discussion; thanks for joining us on such short notice.
- She concluded her presentation with, 'Thanks for joining, and feel free to ask questions.'
- The company CEO sent an email saying, 'Thanks for joining us on this exciting new venture.'
- Despite the bad weather, many people showed up. 'Thanks for joining!' the organizer exclaimed.
- We're glad you could be here today; thanks for joining our annual celebration.
- The moderator politely interrupted, 'Thanks for joining, but we need to move on to the next topic.'
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