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About me
together
(EN)
adverb
adverb “together”
together
(more/most)
happening or existing at the same location or time, or being with someone else
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The band members practiced
together
every Friday evening.
merged into one unit or group, or assembled as a whole
She mixed the ingredients
together
to make the cake batter.
connected by a mutual commitment, such as in romance
Paula and John have been
together
since last year.
happening without any pause or break, ongoing without stopping
The baby slept for eight hours
together
, much to the relief of her parents.
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