alongside

adverb, preposition

US /əˈlɔŋˌsaɪd/

Alongside can be used in the following ways:

as a preposition (followed by a noun): A police car drove up alongside us.

as an adverb (without a following noun): Peter was riding on a donkey with his father walking alongside.

1
along the side of something, or close to the side of it
The railroad track runs alongside the road.
The Russian flag was flying alongside the American Stars and Stripes.
Synonyms and related words
Next to, near to and not far away
next to
near
close
2
working with someone
1. 2a
  if you work alongside someone, you work with them in the same place and for the same purpose
  Volunteers worked alongside professional construction workers in a massive reconstruction program.
  Leslie Caron starred alongside Maurice Chevalier in the musical Gigi.
  We worked alongside people from 71 other countries.
2. 2b
  if you play or fight alongside someone in a game or war, you play or fight in the same team or on the same side with them
  In the battle, British troops fought alongside U.S. marines.
3
important enough to be considered as being in the same class as someone or something else that is well known
When he dies he will take his place alongside Shakespeare and Dickens as one of the truly great writers of his time.
4
if different systems, processes, or ideas exist alongside each other, they exist at the same time
She was given responsibility for difficult children alongside her existing workload.
Synonyms and related words
Happening or done at the same time
when
while
simultaneous
5
used for showing that you are comparing one person or thing with another
Our profits seem small alongside the amounts that the big companies make.
Synonyms and related words
Ways of comparing things
than
relatively
whereas

单词	alongside
释义	alongside adverb, preposition UK /əˈlɒŋˌsaɪd/ DEFINITIONS5 Alongside can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): A police car drove up alongside us. as an adverb (without a following noun): Peter was riding on a donkey with his father walking alongside. 1 along the side of something, or close to the side of it The railway runs alongside the road. The Russian flag was flying alongside the American Stars and Stripes. Synonyms and related words Next to, near to and not far away local close nearly 2 working with someone 2a if you work alongside someone, you work with them in the same place and for the same purpose Volunteers worked alongside professional builders in a massive reconstruction programme. Leslie Caron starred alongside Maurice Chevalier in the musical Gigi. We worked alongside people from 71 other countries. 2b if you play or fight alongside someone in a game or war, you play or fight in the same team or on the same side with them In the battle, British troops fought alongside US marines. 3 important enough to be considered as being in the same class as someone or something else that is well known When he dies he will take his place alongside Shakespeare and Dickens as one of the truly great writers of his time. 4 if different systems, processes, or ideas exist alongside each other, they exist at the same time She was given responsibility for difficult children alongside her existing workload. Synonyms and related words Happening or done at the same time when while simultaneous 5 used for showing that you are comparing one person or thing with another Our profits seem small alongside the amounts that the big companies make. Synonyms and related words Ways of comparing things than relatively whereas alongside adverb, preposition US /əˈlɔŋˌsaɪd/ DEFINITIONS5 Alongside can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): A police car drove up alongside us. as an adverb (without a following noun): Peter was riding on a donkey with his father walking alongside. 1 along the side of something, or close to the side of it The railroad track runs alongside the road. The Russian flag was flying alongside the American Stars and Stripes. Synonyms and related words Next to, near to and not far away next to near close 2 working with someone 2a if you work alongside someone, you work with them in the same place and for the same purpose Volunteers worked alongside professional construction workers in a massive reconstruction program. Leslie Caron starred alongside Maurice Chevalier in the musical Gigi. We worked alongside people from 71 other countries. 2b if you play or fight alongside someone in a game or war, you play or fight in the same team or on the same side with them In the battle, British troops fought alongside U.S. marines. 3 important enough to be considered as being in the same class as someone or something else that is well known When he dies he will take his place alongside Shakespeare and Dickens as one of the truly great writers of his time. 4 if different systems, processes, or ideas exist alongside each other, they exist at the same time She was given responsibility for difficult children alongside her existing workload. Synonyms and related words Happening or done at the same time when while simultaneous 5 used for showing that you are comparing one person or thing with another Our profits seem small alongside the amounts that the big companies make. Synonyms and related words Ways of comparing things than relatively whereas
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