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Definition of along in English: alongadverb & preposition əˈlɒŋ 1Moving in a constant direction on (a more or less horizontal surface) 沿着,顺着,循 as preposition soon we were driving along a narrow road 我们很快就顺着一条窄道开下去。 he saw Gray run along the top of the wall 他看见格雷沿着墙头奔跑。 as adverb we continued to plod along 我们继续埋头苦干。 Example sentencesExamples - Dusk was gently closing in and the mist rolling up from the Ribble estuary as we parked the car and set off along the tow path.
- A folder was thrown onto the table; it slid along the smooth surface to land in front of her.
- Jeeps sped along in both directions on the dirt track.
- It bounced along the rocky surface, sending dust flying and making it even harder to see.
- He ran his hand along the surface and felt it curve upward, then downward again.
- We wandered along in the other direction until we came to the Imperial golf course which we decided to cut across so we could see the canal.
- The boy shook his head and continued along the narrow corridor that he had led them to.
- We were strolling along the coastal path and sat down on the grass for a rest and to enjoy the panoramic view across the bay.
- Instead we found ourselves trundling everywhere in a clapped-out truck along roads with challenging surfaces.
- Further on, ignore some steps to the left and continue along the top of the gorge.
- The bell rang for wake up call as she hurried along the passage to the showers.
- Because this road is used by so many commercial vehicles, many trucks pass along the road each day.
- He shot through the gap and continued along the narrow lane that would eventually reach a main road.
- A pensioner had her handbag snatched as she walked along Shrivenham Road on Sunday.
- But running, especially pounding along on a hard surface like a road or path, can put a lot of strain on joints.
- The oxen continued to plod along the dusty prairie.
- The lady returned to her side, her dress rustling softly as it slid along the smooth surface.
- He swept his finger along the surface of the mantle and turned to her, grinning.
- He was made to walk along a winding passage then up steps and suddenly he felt a chilling breeze.
- I walked through the park, and along a small dirt path, through some trees.
Synonyms down, throughout the length of, from one end of … to the other, through, across onwards, on, ahead, forward(s), further - 1.1 Used to refer to the passage of time or the making of progress.
隐喻用法(时间)在…期间,(事件)进展 as preposition you'll pick up some valuable tips along the way 一路上你可以得到很多宝贵经验。 as adverb they asked how the construction was coming along 他们询问建设进展如何。 Example sentencesExamples - I was hesitant about passing along this information for two reasons.
- This has turned out to be a truly fascinating project as it was easy to see progress at each step along the way.
- Einstein had reached the final version of general relativity after a slow road with many errors along the way.
- Then, you encounter someone who takes you either further into your chosen field or in a whole new direction along the way.
- Each stage along the way has extended and corrected the achievements of its predecessors.
- Moving swiftly along, what's the best thing about living in Scotland's capital?
- I know that the quality of the food is not her area, but I asked her to pass the information along for me.
- Her plan puts the onus on landlords to collect the information and pass it along to the city every time a new tenant moves in.
- This is important information that can be passed along to a partner.
- If you die in 2010, you can pass along all your assets to your heirs without a penny to the state.
- If all the computer could do was pass along the information it received, it could not be credited with recognizing anything at all.
- But moving right along, here is a little bag that I have made out of one of my screen print projects.
- This racehorse has been progressing along the right lines.
- I've now seen the entire series, and I think I may be able to pass along some wit and wisdom.
- Moving swiftly along, the publishing industry certainly seems to agree with me.
- In his early days, William's father was not sure his son was progressing along the right lines.
- I wanted to pass along this school's method of attempting to keep the decibel level to a minimum.
- Moving right along, there is a Thai section, which on our Saturday night had noodles and Gaeng Keowaan.
- Unless we're talking about immortality, it really is just one more progression along a road we've been on for hundreds of years.
- And, if we are lucky we are able to advance the cause of progress a bit along the way.
Synonyms on, at a point on, in the middle of in the course of, during
2preposition Extending in a more or less horizontal line on. (或多或少水平)延伸,沿着 cars were parked along the grass verge 小汽车沿着草地边停放着。 悬崖边的小径。 Example sentencesExamples - The wall was eventually extended along the border between East and West Germany.
- They are often found in open areas with cliffs, and along rocky coasts and rivers.
- If successful, the scheme will be extended to smaller retailers along the High Street.
- When he entered the small road he was alarmed by an unusual concentration of cars parked along it.
- But I noticed one thing and that was the absence of cars parked along the street.
- It is a pity that a visit to this Park was marred by the presence of a lot of litter right along the new concrete path at the side of the Park.
- They line the grass verge along the roadside, proudly displaying flags and banners.
- You're driving along a road in a residential area, no doubt there are cars parked along the side which means there is only room for one car to pass.
- Reasonable ledges, however, continue along the narrow rift to where the shaft widens out.
- Traffic then builds up in all directions, even along Leeds Road, Church Street and beyond.
- This created jobs both in agriculture and in the major ports that sprang up along the coast.
- A stone walkway led to the enormous home, and out front, the cars were parked along the street.
- He suggested that a strip of ordinary road surface be put along each side of the road for the horses to walk on, thus making everyone happy.
- Motorists will benefit from a quieter, safer road surface along the A650 after resurfacing begins today.
- Amy woke up while the world was still dark, and only a thin line of grey along the horizon indicated the coming of dawn.
- The first lagoon is situated at the top of the hill and the system of lagoons progresses downwards along the contours of the land.
- Mrs Kerr said cars were lined along both kerbs as a white Ford Transit van approached from the opposite direction.
- Whole towns have sprung up along the border within sight of Thailand's army and authorities.
- In severe years the sea ice extends along the north coast, and in extremely severe years it reaches the south coast.
- To my utter surprise, there were pink tulips all lined up neatly up along the path.
Synonyms beside, by the side of, on the edge of, alongside, next to, adjacent to, close by, in a line by, one after the other by 3adverb In or into company with others. 带来,与…一起 he had brought along a friend of his 他带来了一个朋友。 Example sentencesExamples - So if you plan to take your pet along for the trip this summer, heres what you should keep in mind before heading out.
- Naturally she went along to see who it was, and it turned out to be a cousin of mine.
- At school and after Eric was a great sprinter and he brought along his old vest from his days with the Town Athletic Club.
Synonyms as company, with one, to accompany one, as a partner, in company
Phrasesdialect, informal Round about (a specified time or date) 〈北美,非正式或方〉大约(某特定时间或日期),…左右 we could head out along about six 我们可能六点左右出发。 Example sentencesExamples - When Sedgwick left, along about midnight, Patterson and John Owens remained, and I finally got to bed a little after two o'clock.
- Then, along about the seventh inning, you begin to think - well, maybe there's a chance.
- I took out a restraining order on him along about the end of August.
- That was along about maybe 2001, and I'd come to the Senate, been there for about five or six months.
- They do, however, need help along about now so I would suggest a very light application of a controlled release fertiliser.
In company with or at the same time as. 连同…一起,同时 I was chosen, along with twelve other artists 我和其他12位艺术家一起被选中。 Example sentencesExamples - A knife was found nearby along with five notes he had written to his friends and family.
- A hole five metres by four and two metres deep had been dug, along with trenches on either side.
- She brought dried and fresh herbs for sale along with copies of a book she has written on the use of herbs.
- When Charles was a boy he would inspect the troops along with his mother or grandmother.
- Volunteers will be given a free compost bin along with a small kitchen collection bin.
- The pedals need replacing along with other parts that have worn out over the years.
- There were two supermarket trolleys in the pond along with plastic bags and litter.
- The world has gone mad, and has lost its sense of proportion along with its sanity.
- As if everything was absolutely normal she'd hand him his cup of coffee along with a kiss.
- They were later recovered by police from nearby bushes, along with a box of pellets.
Synonyms together with, accompanying, accompanied by, in company with
她马上就来。 Example sentencesExamples - As per my request, Matt also gave Eddie a call to inform him of my state and Eddie said he'd be along as soon as he could.
- Oh, they are sure to be along one day soon - aren't they?
- My Mum and brothers would be along soon enough, and they would likely do much more speaking than I had.
- Chaps, this is about half the group, the rest'll be along soon.
- He'd be along soon and I knew he'd love to see them up close.
- She paused near the ticket booth, hoping the next ferry would be along soon.
- Another health scare will doubtless be along soon.
- I tell him not to worry - feeding time will be along soon.
- Another reconfiguration will be along soon, and perhaps then it will be possible to emphasise some of the emerging innovations and rely less on the hackneyed old solutions.
- But the best thing about the band is that if you don't like their present incarnation another will be along any minute.
Synonyms arrive, reach, come, make it, turn up, appear, put in an appearance, make an appearance, come on the scene, come up, approach, enter, present oneself, be along, come along, materialize
OriginOld English andlang, of West Germanic origin; related to long1. Rhymesbelong, bong, chaise longue, Geelong, gong, Guangdong, Haiphong, Heilong, Hong Kong, Jong, King Kong, long, mah-jong, Mao Zedong, Mekong, nong, pong, prolong, sarong, Shillong, song, souchong, strong, thong, throng, tong, Vietcong, wrong Definition of along in US English: alongpreposition & adverb 1Moving in a constant direction on (a path or any more or less horizontal surface) 沿着,顺着,循 as preposition soon we were driving along a narrow road 我们很快就顺着一条窄道开下去。 he saw Gary run along the top of the wall 他看见格雷沿着墙头奔跑。 we continued to plod along 我们继续埋头苦干。 as adverb she sailed along 她扬帆前进。 Example sentencesExamples - A folder was thrown onto the table; it slid along the smooth surface to land in front of her.
- It bounced along the rocky surface, sending dust flying and making it even harder to see.
- He shot through the gap and continued along the narrow lane that would eventually reach a main road.
- A pensioner had her handbag snatched as she walked along Shrivenham Road on Sunday.
- Instead we found ourselves trundling everywhere in a clapped-out truck along roads with challenging surfaces.
- We were strolling along the coastal path and sat down on the grass for a rest and to enjoy the panoramic view across the bay.
- Jeeps sped along in both directions on the dirt track.
- He ran his hand along the surface and felt it curve upward, then downward again.
- The oxen continued to plod along the dusty prairie.
- He swept his finger along the surface of the mantle and turned to her, grinning.
- Further on, ignore some steps to the left and continue along the top of the gorge.
- But running, especially pounding along on a hard surface like a road or path, can put a lot of strain on joints.
- Because this road is used by so many commercial vehicles, many trucks pass along the road each day.
- We wandered along in the other direction until we came to the Imperial golf course which we decided to cut across so we could see the canal.
- Dusk was gently closing in and the mist rolling up from the Ribble estuary as we parked the car and set off along the tow path.
- He was made to walk along a winding passage then up steps and suddenly he felt a chilling breeze.
- The boy shook his head and continued along the narrow corridor that he had led them to.
- The lady returned to her side, her dress rustling softly as it slid along the smooth surface.
- I walked through the park, and along a small dirt path, through some trees.
- The bell rang for wake up call as she hurried along the passage to the showers.
Synonyms down, throughout the length of, from one end of … to the other, through, across onwards, on, ahead, forward, forwards, further - 1.1 Used metaphorically to refer to the passage of time or the making of progress.
隐喻用法(时间)在…期间,(事件)进展 as preposition you'll pick up some valuable tips along the way 一路上你可以得到很多宝贵经验。 as adverb they asked how the construction was coming along 他们询问建设进展如何。 Example sentencesExamples - I was hesitant about passing along this information for two reasons.
- This has turned out to be a truly fascinating project as it was easy to see progress at each step along the way.
- This is important information that can be passed along to a partner.
- Then, you encounter someone who takes you either further into your chosen field or in a whole new direction along the way.
- I wanted to pass along this school's method of attempting to keep the decibel level to a minimum.
- Einstein had reached the final version of general relativity after a slow road with many errors along the way.
- Moving right along, there is a Thai section, which on our Saturday night had noodles and Gaeng Keowaan.
- If all the computer could do was pass along the information it received, it could not be credited with recognizing anything at all.
- In his early days, William's father was not sure his son was progressing along the right lines.
- But moving right along, here is a little bag that I have made out of one of my screen print projects.
- I know that the quality of the food is not her area, but I asked her to pass the information along for me.
- This racehorse has been progressing along the right lines.
- Unless we're talking about immortality, it really is just one more progression along a road we've been on for hundreds of years.
- And, if we are lucky we are able to advance the cause of progress a bit along the way.
- Each stage along the way has extended and corrected the achievements of its predecessors.
- If you die in 2010, you can pass along all your assets to your heirs without a penny to the state.
- I've now seen the entire series, and I think I may be able to pass along some wit and wisdom.
- Moving swiftly along, what's the best thing about living in Scotland's capital?
- Her plan puts the onus on landlords to collect the information and pass it along to the city every time a new tenant moves in.
- Moving swiftly along, the publishing industry certainly seems to agree with me.
Synonyms on, at a point on, in the middle of
2preposition Extending in a more or less horizontal line on. (或多或少水平)延伸,沿着 cars were parked along the grass border 小汽车沿着草地边停放着。 悬崖边的小径。 Example sentencesExamples - The wall was eventually extended along the border between East and West Germany.
- Reasonable ledges, however, continue along the narrow rift to where the shaft widens out.
- The first lagoon is situated at the top of the hill and the system of lagoons progresses downwards along the contours of the land.
- It is a pity that a visit to this Park was marred by the presence of a lot of litter right along the new concrete path at the side of the Park.
- You're driving along a road in a residential area, no doubt there are cars parked along the side which means there is only room for one car to pass.
- Mrs Kerr said cars were lined along both kerbs as a white Ford Transit van approached from the opposite direction.
- He suggested that a strip of ordinary road surface be put along each side of the road for the horses to walk on, thus making everyone happy.
- In severe years the sea ice extends along the north coast, and in extremely severe years it reaches the south coast.
- To my utter surprise, there were pink tulips all lined up neatly up along the path.
- Traffic then builds up in all directions, even along Leeds Road, Church Street and beyond.
- When he entered the small road he was alarmed by an unusual concentration of cars parked along it.
- Amy woke up while the world was still dark, and only a thin line of grey along the horizon indicated the coming of dawn.
- Motorists will benefit from a quieter, safer road surface along the A650 after resurfacing begins today.
- They line the grass verge along the roadside, proudly displaying flags and banners.
- If successful, the scheme will be extended to smaller retailers along the High Street.
- A stone walkway led to the enormous home, and out front, the cars were parked along the street.
- Whole towns have sprung up along the border within sight of Thailand's army and authorities.
- This created jobs both in agriculture and in the major ports that sprang up along the coast.
- They are often found in open areas with cliffs, and along rocky coasts and rivers.
- But I noticed one thing and that was the absence of cars parked along the street.
Synonyms beside, by the side of, on the edge of, alongside, next to, adjacent to, close by, in a line by, one after the other by 3adverb In or into company with others; with one. 带来,与…一起 he had brought along a friend of his 他带来了一个朋友。 Example sentencesExamples - So if you plan to take your pet along for the trip this summer, heres what you should keep in mind before heading out.
- Naturally she went along to see who it was, and it turned out to be a cousin of mine.
- At school and after Eric was a great sprinter and he brought along his old vest from his days with the Town Athletic Club.
Synonyms as company, with one, to accompany one, as a partner, in company
Phrasesdialect, informal Around about (a specified time or date) 〈北美,非正式或方〉大约(某特定时间或日期),…左右 he generally leaves there along about daylight Example sentencesExamples - I took out a restraining order on him along about the end of August.
- They do, however, need help along about now so I would suggest a very light application of a controlled release fertiliser.
- Then, along about the seventh inning, you begin to think - well, maybe there's a chance.
- That was along about maybe 2001, and I'd come to the Senate, been there for about five or six months.
- When Sedgwick left, along about midnight, Patterson and John Owens remained, and I finally got to bed a little after two o'clock.
In company with or at the same time as. 连同…一起,同时 I was chosen, along with twelve other artists 我和其他12位艺术家一起被选中。 Example sentencesExamples - Volunteers will be given a free compost bin along with a small kitchen collection bin.
- As if everything was absolutely normal she'd hand him his cup of coffee along with a kiss.
- When Charles was a boy he would inspect the troops along with his mother or grandmother.
- A knife was found nearby along with five notes he had written to his friends and family.
- They were later recovered by police from nearby bushes, along with a box of pellets.
- There were two supermarket trolleys in the pond along with plastic bags and litter.
- The world has gone mad, and has lost its sense of proportion along with its sanity.
- A hole five metres by four and two metres deep had been dug, along with trenches on either side.
- She brought dried and fresh herbs for sale along with copies of a book she has written on the use of herbs.
- The pedals need replacing along with other parts that have worn out over the years.
Synonyms together with, accompanying, accompanied by, in company with
她马上就来。 Example sentencesExamples - My Mum and brothers would be along soon enough, and they would likely do much more speaking than I had.
- But the best thing about the band is that if you don't like their present incarnation another will be along any minute.
- I tell him not to worry - feeding time will be along soon.
- Another reconfiguration will be along soon, and perhaps then it will be possible to emphasise some of the emerging innovations and rely less on the hackneyed old solutions.
- Another health scare will doubtless be along soon.
- As per my request, Matt also gave Eddie a call to inform him of my state and Eddie said he'd be along as soon as he could.
- Oh, they are sure to be along one day soon - aren't they?
- She paused near the ticket booth, hoping the next ferry would be along soon.
- Chaps, this is about half the group, the rest'll be along soon.
- He'd be along soon and I knew he'd love to see them up close.
Synonyms arrive, reach, come, make it, turn up, appear, put in an appearance, make an appearance, come on the scene, come up, approach, enter, present oneself, be along, come along, materialize
a highway patrol organized along the lines of the New Jersey State Police Example sentencesExamples - What they want is compensation, along the lines of that given to farmers.
- Could a water taxi system along the lines of a park and ride scheme be incorporated at the southern edge of the town?
- We need to be willing to engage in national exercises for disaster contingency, along the lines of the office fire drill.
- If history has a guiding principle, it should be something along the lines of having a sense of proportion.
- The houses are along the lines of the Weavers Cottages so as to tone in with the appearance of that part of the street.
- I also tried to add to a very old routine to make an all new one with something based along the lines of this.
- Community Beat Managers offer a different style of policing, along the lines of the old style community bobby.
- Anyway, the text said something along the lines of ‘send me an email, it will be easier’.
- When I mentioned this to Alison, she said something along the lines of, Come off it, it's only a book.
- The church was deliberately designed along the lines of a shopping mall.
OriginOld English andlang, of West Germanic origin; related to long. |