along in Kashmiri कॉशुर
along in Sindhi سنڌي
along in Tamil தமிழ்
along in English
- along⇄adv. 1. from one end to the other; lengthwise.
Ex. Cars are parked along by the stadium.
2. onward; forward.
Ex. March along quickly.
3. (U.S.) together with someone or something.
Ex. He took his dog along. You should take - along⇄along (1), preposition, adverb.
- along⇄along (2), adverb.
expr. along of or, formerly, along on, (British Dialect.) because of.
Ex. An't my heart been heavy and watchful along of him and you? (Dickens). - along⇄expr. all along, all the time.
Ex. He knew the answer all along. I have all along declared this to be a neutral paper (Joseph Addison). - along⇄expr. along of, (Dialect.) in company with; together with.
Ex. Father and I went out one day along of Captain Gooden (Yankee Doodle). - along⇄expr. along with, in company with; together with.
Ex. I'll go along with you. - along⇄expr. be along, (Informal.) to come to a place.
Ex. I will be along about evening. - along⇄expr. get along, (Informal.)
a. to manage with at least some success.
Ex. She gets along very well on her salary. Some of these halls turn out to be smaller than represented, but I have no doubt, to use an American expression, that we shall - along⇄expr. right along. See under right.
- along⇄prep. 1. on or by the whole length of; from one end to or toward the other of; lengthwise of.
Ex. to walk along a river. Trees are planted along the street.
2. on or during.
Ex. We met along the way.