along

adverb, preposition

UK /əˈlɒŋ/

Along can be used in the following ways:

as a preposition (followed by a noun): Go along South Street and turn left.

as an adverb (without a following noun): Can I bring the children along?

1
moving on or beside a line
1. 1a
  moving forwards on a line, road, path etc towards one end of it
  Mrs Barnes was hurrying along the path towards us.
  We walked along in silence.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement towards a place or person
  direct
  advancing
  oncoming
2. 1b
  moving from one place to another while staying near the side or edge of something
  They were sailing along the southern coast of Australia.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement towards a place or person
  direct
  advancing
  oncoming
2
used for showing where someone or something is
1. 2a
  continuing in a line on or beside a road, river, wall etc
  The shops along Oxford Street were brightly lit for Christmas.
  a line of trees along the river bank
2. 2b
  at a place on or beside a road, river etc
  The sound of gunfire was coming from somewhere along the road.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
3
coming here or going there
1. 3a
  coming to the place where someone is, or going to the place where something is happening
  Finally a taxi came along, and we jumped in.
  There’s going to be a public meeting, so I think I’ll go along and see what’s happening.
  Just wait here. The doctor should be along (=should arrive) in a few minutes.
2. 3b
  used for saying that you take someone or something with you when you go somewhere
  Do you mind if I come along too?
  Bring the whole family along.
  Be sure to take your notes along with you.

phrases

along with

be getting/coming along

单词	along
释义	along adverb, preposition UK /əˈlɒŋ/ Other entries for this word go along phrasal verb all along adverb get along phrasal verb jog along phrasal verb rub along phrasal verb run along phrasal verb tag along phrasal verb along with phrase bring along phrasal verb bump along phrasal verb chug along phrasal verb come along phrasal verb help along phrasal verb jolly along phrasal verb move along phrasal verb play along phrasal verb plod along phrasal verb sing along phrasal verb sweep along phrasal verb happen along phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS3 Along can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): Go along South Street and turn left. as an adverb (without a following noun): Can I bring the children along? 1 moving on or beside a line 1a moving forwards on a line, road, path etc towards one end of it Mrs Barnes was hurrying along the path towards us. We walked along in silence. Synonyms and related words Describing movement towards a place or person direct advancing oncoming 1b moving from one place to another while staying near the side or edge of something They were sailing along the southern coast of Australia. Synonyms and related words Describing movement towards a place or person direct advancing oncoming 2 used for showing where someone or something is 2a continuing in a line on or beside a road, river, wall etc The shops along Oxford Street were brightly lit for Christmas. a line of trees along the river bank 2b at a place on or beside a road, river etc The sound of gunfire was coming from somewhere along the road. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3 coming here or going there 3a coming to the place where someone is, or going to the place where something is happening Finally a taxi came along, and we jumped in. There’s going to be a public meeting, so I think I’ll go along and see what’s happening. Just wait here. The doctor should be along (=should arrive) in a few minutes. 3b used for saying that you take someone or something with you when you go somewhere Do you mind if I come along too? Bring the whole family along. Be sure to take your notes along with you. phrases along with be getting/coming along along adverb, preposition US /əˈlɔŋ/ Other entries for this word go along phrasal verb all along adverb get along phrasal verb jog along phrasal verb run along phrasal verb tag along phrasal verb along with phrase bring along phrasal verb bump along phrasal verb chug along phrasal verb come along phrasal verb help along phrasal verb move along phrasal verb play along phrasal verb plod along phrasal verb poke along phrasal verb sing along phrasal verb sweep along phrasal verb happen along phrasal verb invite along phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS3 Along can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): Go along South Street and turn left. as an adverb (without a following noun): Can I bring the children along? 1 moving on or beside a line 1a moving forward on a line, road, path, etc. toward one end of it Mrs. Klein was hurrying along the path toward us. We walked along in silence. Synonyms and related words Describing movement towards a place or person direct advancing oncoming 1b moving from one place to another while staying near the side or edge of something They were sailing along the southern coast of Australia. Synonyms and related words Describing movement towards a place or person direct advancing oncoming 2 used for showing where someone or something is 2a continuing in a line on or beside a road, river, wall, etc. The stores along 5th Avenue were brightly lit for Christmas. a line of trees along the river bank 2b at a place on or beside a road, river, etc. The sound of gunfire was coming from somewhere along the road. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3 coming here or going there 3a coming to the place where someone is, or going to the place where something is happening Finally a taxi came along, and we jumped in. 3b used for saying that you take someone or something with you when you go somewhere Do you mind if I come along too? Bring the whole family along. Be sure to take your notes along with you. phrases along with be getting/coming along
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