Meaning & Definition of word "Along"

Along

/əˈlɔŋ/

1. In a line; in a direction parallel to something.
- Example: We walked along the beach, enjoying the sunset.
2. In company with or together with.
- Example: He brought his friend along to the concert.
3. Throughout a period or in the course of.
- Example: Along the way, we made many new friends.

1. In a position that is geographically or physically close to.
- Example: The house is situated along the riverbank.
2. In addition to.
- Example: She contributed a lot of great ideas along with her exceptional design skills.

Middle English, from Old English ælong, meaning 'by the length of'.

go along with:

To accompany or agree with someone.

bring along:

To take someone or something with you.

come along:

To arrive or appear unexpectedly or in a timely manner.

along for the ride:

To accompany someone without necessarily being involved.

alongside:

Next to or at the side of.

lengthwise:

In the direction of the length.

together:

In or into one place, collection, or group.

Meaning: Get along

Example Sentence: I just want to get along with everyone.

Meaning: Keep it moving along

Example Sentence: We're running late, let’s keep it moving along.