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Meanings of together in English

Viewed together as a whole.

With cooperation and interchange.

In contact with each other or in proximity.

Bee likes her new boyfriend (QQ) very much; she even buys him an air ticket to Bali. QQ hopes to visit Bee's home.

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Usage of together in English
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The last crisis brought Europe and the world together, at least briefly.
Reuters
2
Working together, government leaders confronted these challenges and successfully contained the crisis.
Reuters
3
Toke Talagi says political leaders need to work together on the issue.
Radio NZ
4
He said government and the sector needed to formulate a solution together.
Radio NZ
5
The State and the industry would come together to fund new medicines.
Independent.ie
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Of course, this solution won't work unless enough developing nations join together.
Wired
7
And he said councils need to group together to fund water services.
Radio NZ
8
One example: Experts from different fields are working together to teach classes.
Wired
9
The bill will also require health and local authorities to work together.
The Guardian
10
Will you ask if you can work together to resolve the situation?
Feminist dot com
11
That was what held society together: facing the consequences of your actions.
Jacinto's Remnant
12
The companies said they would continue to work together through Southwest Vacations.
Reuters
13
Moore said the strategic partnership announced last year has not come together.
Reuters
14
We'll definitely continue to work together again in the future, she explained.
The South African
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People of Ireland, let us come together today to praise Ross O'Carroll-Kelly.
The Irish Times
16
Getting together with extended family is a good time waiting to happen.
Ebony
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Together through the time
Together across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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