| 单词 | together |
| 释义 | adverb | adjective togethertogether1 /təˈgɛðɚ/ ●●● S1 W1 adverb 1MAKE ONE THING if you put two or more things together, you join them so that they form a single subject or group OPP apart: I glued the vase back together. Mix the sugar and butter together. Now add the numbers together to get the subtotal.2WITH EACH OTHER if two or more people are together or do something together, they are with each other or do something with each other OPP separately, alone: We enjoyed working together. Together they went back inside the house.3IN ONE PLACE very near each other, in the same place: Keep the documents together in one file.close/packed/crowded etc. together The trees had been planted too close together.4TOUCHING EACH OTHER if you rub, touch, etc. things together, you rub or touch them against each other: They banged their heads together trying to catch the ball.5AT THE SAME TIME at the same time: I mailed both packages together. All together now (=used to tell a group of people to do something at the same time)!6IN AGREEMENT if people are together, come together, etc., they are or become united and work with each other: Together we can defeat this threat. I hope both countries can come together on this issue.7COMBINED used for saying that two or more amounts are combined or added: Add these numbers together and then divide the total by seven. The paintings are together worth over $1 million.8WITHOUT STOPPING old-fashioned without interruption: It rained for four days together.[Origin: Old English togædere, from to to + gædere together] → see also get your act together at act1 (6) adverb | adjective togethertogether2 adjective spoken approving someone who is together always thinks clearly and does things in a very sensible, organized way: Jane is such a together person. |
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