together — with each other; in union or proximity
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: with each other; in union or proximity
Pronunciation (IPA): /təˈɡeðər/
Korean meaning: 함께, 같이
Korean pronunciation: 투**게**더
Example Sentences
- My socks never stay together in the washing machine - they're like divorced couples!
- We need to work together to solve this problem.
- The puzzle pieces finally came together after three hours of frustration.
together
ADVERB//təˈɡeðər//
with each other; in union or proximity
with each other; in union or proximity
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Origin
From Old English 'togædere', combining the prefix 'to-' (meaning 'to' or 'toward') with 'gadere' (meaning 'to gather'). The word ultimately derives from Germanic roots related to gathering or coming together.
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“My socks never stay together in the washing machine - they're like divorced couples!”
“We need to work together to solve this problem.”
“The puzzle pieces finally came together after three hours of frustration.”
“Let's sing together - even if we sound like dying cats!”
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