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Meanings of alongside in English

Portuguese
com
Spanish
al lado de

Side by side.

com

In the company of.

Usage of alongside in English
1
At this point the work for social workers, alongside health staff, begins.
The Guardian
2
A year ago, the whole of Europe was marching alongside of us.
Napoleon
3
New Zealand stands alongside both countries in condemning all forms of terrorism.
Radio NZ
4
A multi-fuel energy plant is currently being built alongside the power station.
The Guardian
5
Put alongside the social impact, it's clear this industry deserves this investment.
The Guardian
6
Incom says, however, that environmental benefits should be considered alongside economic factors.
The Guardian
7
He either needs to change position or play alongside a reliable partner.
The Guardian
8
The paper used an image for ex-South African Kevin Pietersen alongside it.
The South African
9
Just think of it for a moment alongside 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The Guardian
10
Take a closer look, Best said, and stepped up right alongside her.
American empire: blood and iron
11
They cited competition for land and jobs, alongside cultural differences, as reasons.
Reuters
12
They also promise more work on energy efficiency, alongside the Green deal.
The Guardian
13
Food taxes need to be introduced, alongside subsidies for fruit and vegetables.
The Guardian
14
They run alongside 230 million euros in existing German film board subsidies.
Reuters
15
Hezbollah has previously denied sending members to fight alongside Syrian government forces.
Reuters
16
Mr Williams said the test could be reported alongside school-leavers' NCEA results.
Radio NZ
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Common
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Common
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