along 音标拼音: [əl'ɔŋ]
prep . 沿着,顺着
ad . 往前,一直向前
沿着,顺着往前,一直向前
along 顺递
along adv 1 :
with a forward motion ; "
we drove along admiring the view "; "
the horse trotted along at a steady pace "; "
the circus traveled on to the next city "; "
move along ";
"
march on " [
synonym : {
along }, {
on }]
2 :
in accompaniment or as a companion ; "
his little sister came along to the movies "; "
I brought my camera along "; "
working along with his father "
3 :
to a more advanced state ; "
the work is moving along "; "
well along in their research "; "
hurrying their education along ";
"
getting along in years "
4 :
in addition (
usually followed by `
with '); "
we sent them food and some clothing went along in the package "; "
along with the package came a bill "; "
consider the advantages along with the disadvantages "
5 :
in line with a length or direction (
often followed by `
by '
or `
beside '); "
pass the word along "; "
ran along beside me ";
"
cottages along by the river "
Along \
A *
long "\,
prep .
By the length of ,
as distinguished from across . "
Along the lowly lands ." --
Dryden .
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The kine . . .
went along the highway . --
1 Sam .
vi .
12 .
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Along \
A *
long "\ [
AS .
gelang owing to .]
(
Now heard only in the prep .
phrase {
along of }.)
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{
Along of }, {
Along on },
often shortened to {
Long of },
prep .
phr .,
owing to ;
on account of . [
Obs .
or Low .
Eng .] "
On me is not along thin evil fare ." --
Chaucer . "
And all this is long of you ." --
Shak . "
This increase of price is all along of the foreigners ." --
London Punch .
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Along \
A *
long "\ (?;
115 ),
adv . [
OE .
along ,
anlong ,
AS .
andlang ,
along ;
pref .
and - (
akin to OFris .
ond -,
OHG .
ant -,
Ger .
ent -,
Goth .
and -,
anda -,
L .
ante ,
Gr . ?,
Skr .
anti ,
over against )
lang long .
See {
Long }.]
1 .
By the length ;
in a line with the length ;
lengthwise .
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Some laid along . . .
on spokes of wheels are hung .
--
Dryden .
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2 .
In a line ,
or with a progressive motion ;
onward ;
forward .
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We will go along by the king '
s highway . --
Numb .
xxi .
22 .
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He struck with his o '
ertaking wings ,
And chased us south along . --
Coleridge .
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3 .
In company ;
together .
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He to England shall along with you . --
Shak .
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{
All along },
all through the course of ;
during the whole time ;
throughout . "
I have all along declared this to be a neutral paper ." --
Addison .
{
To get along },
to get on ;
to make progress ,
as in business .
"
She '
ll get along in heaven better than you or I ." --
Mrs .
Stowe .
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33 Moby Thesaurus words for "
along ":
abeam ,
abreast ,
additionally ,
ahead ,
along by ,
alongside ,
as well ,
at length ,
beside ,
by ,
en route to ,
endlong ,
endways ,
endwise ,
for ,
forth ,
forward ,
forwards ,
furthermore ,
in length ,
lengthways ,
lengthwise ,
likewise ,
longitudinally ,
longways ,
longwise ,
moreover ,
on ,
onward ,
onwards ,
too ,
yea ,
yet
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ALONG Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of ALONG is in a line matching the length or direction of; also : at a point or points on How to use along in a sentence in a line matching the length or direction of; also : at a point or points on; in the course of; in accordance with : in… See the full definition Games; Word of the Day; Grammar
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