英语词汇“together”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	together
释义	to·geth·er I. \təˈgethə(r)\ adverb Etymology: Middle English togadere, togedere, togidere, from Old English tōgadere, tōgædere, tōgædre, from tō to + gadere, gædere, gædre together; akin to Old Frisian gader, gadur together, Middle Low German tōgadere, Middle High German gater together, gatern to unite — more at gather 1. a. : in or into one place, mass, collection, or group (as body, company, or organization) < sweep the rubbish together > < call the members together > < come together for discussion > < the girls got together by themselves > < gathered his scattered writings together for publication in one volume > < brought the two factions together in a new party > b. : in a body : as a group < students and faculty together presented the petition > < together our objective has been to hold tight to your attention — Richard Joseph > 2. a. : in or into contact (as connection, collision, or union) < fasten the parts together > < mix these ingredients together > < the opposing teams rushed together > < held together by pins > b. : in or into a compacted or constricted mass or body < folded and pressed the papers together into a small bundle > < sat all hunched together > c. : in or into association or relationship (as of companionship, friendship, courtship, or cohabitation) < colors that go well together > < held together by ties of common interest > < circumstances threw them together > < bringing industry and the liberal arts together — D.A.Shepard > < fought together in the war > < went together for years > < live together as man and wife > 3. a. : at one time : simultaneously, coincidentally < events that happened together — R.J.Goldwater > < what is learned through the most senses together will be most readily retained — I.A.Richards > b. : in succession : without intermission : on end : consecutively < was moody for days together — Hugh Walpole > < sometimes lay hid for weeks together in cocklofts and cellars — T.B.Macaulay > 4. a. : in or by combined action or effort : jointly < parents have together the responsibility for discipline > < together we forced the door > < the family together earned one hundred dollars a week > b. : in or into agreement (as harmony, concert, or unison) : in unified action or interaction < unable to get together on vacation plans > < the parts of the mechanism work together beautifully > < soloist and orchestra were not always quite together > c. : in or into a unified or coherent structure or an integrated whole < the play hangs together > < the child who cannot put an easy sentence together — George Sampson > < have thrown together shacks of scrap lumber and tar paper — American Guide Series: Arkansas > 5. a. : with each other : mutually, reciprocally < were not on good terms together > < consult together on possible … legislation — New Republic > — used pleonastically and as an intensive after certain verbs < join together > < cooperate together > < add a column of figures together > b. : as a unit or sum : in the aggregate < these arguments taken together make a convincing case > < the pair of meetings together seldom lasted more than three hours — J.K.Blake > c. : considered as a whole : counted or summed up < richer than all his brothers together > < all together, there were 21 entries > — compare altogether 2 • - together with II. adjective Etymology: together, adverb 1. : appropriately prepared, organized, or balanced < a super-delicious, beautifully together album — Clayton Riley > 2. : composed in mind or manner < a warm, sensitive, reasonably together girl — East Village Other >
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