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Definition of together - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
unitedin a single group or unit
- The pieces fit together perfectly.
2.
simultaneouslyat the same time
- We sang together at the concert..
3.
romanticallyin a relationship or partnership
- They have been living together for five years..
4.
collaborationRare in cooperation with each otherRare
- They worked together on the project.
Adjective
1.
relationshipin a romantic or marital relationship
- They have been together for five years.
2.
psychologymentally and emotionally stable
- She is very together despite the challenges.
Expressions with together
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reassembled into a whole
The broken vase is back together now.
assemble parts to form a whole
She put together the new furniture.
unite or join forces for a common purpose
The community banded together to rebuild the park..
meet with others socially or for a specific purpose
Let's get together for coffee this weekend..
in unison or simultaneously by a group
Let's sing the chorus all together now.
cause objects to stay united
The glue will hold the pieces together.
sharing the same situation or problem with others
We are all in this together during tough times.
create something by interlocking yarn or thread
She decided to knit together a warm scarf.
assemble something from various parts or fragments
She managed to piece together the broken vase.
unite for a common goal or purpose
The team pulled together to win the match.
assemble parts to form a whole
He put the pieces together to complete the puzzle.
support each other in a common cause
The community stood together to protect the park.
remain united in association
The team decided to stick together despite the challenges.
assemble or produce something quickly and without much care
She had to throw together a meal before guests arrived..
join pieces of material by sewing them so they form one piece
She learned to stitch together small fabric squares for a quilt.
people with similar traits tend to gather or associate
Birds of a feather flock together in school clubs.
gather in a group for safety or social reasons
Birds often flock together during migration.
organize thoughts or recover from confusion or shock
I need to get my head together before the meeting.
improve your behavior or performance
Get your act together before the boss reviews your work tomorrow.
people discussing something to solve a problem
The team put their heads together to find a solution.
stay calm and steady during hard times
She tried to hold it together during the crisis.
maintain composure in stressful situations
She managed to keep it together during the crisis.
combine resources or efforts for a common goal
They decided to pool together their money to buy a gift.
restored to original condition
The vase was put back together after it broke.
Origin of together
Old English, togædere (together)
Terms with together included in their meaning
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physical object
collection of pages bound together with a cover
loaf food
food made from flour, water, and yeast mixed together and baked
household
parents and their children living together
applause
strike the palms together to make a sound
gestures
act of striking palms together in applause
meals events
things people eat and drink together
food
eat the main evening meal alone or together with other people
invitation gathering
suggest coming together at a certain time and place
literal
literally stand together with someone
music
group of musicians playing together
language
referring to two people or things together
grouping
two items or people considered together
general
refers to two people or things together already known
cluster
group of similar things tied or growing together
fastener
device for holding things together
fasten
hold things tightly together with a small metal clamp
items
group of items gathered together
linking
join or link together
physical link
joined or linked together
pair
two of the same kind considered together
workers
group of people working together
gathering
large group of people gathered together
taste
quality produced by taste and smell together
collection
number of people or things together in one place
Examples of together in a sentence
The team stayed together during the entire trip. They finished the project together, celebrating their success. We laughed together at the funny movie. They celebrated their anniversary together. The couple moved in together last year. The team stayed together during the crisis.
We sang together in the choir. They announced they are officially together. Are you two together now? He seems very together after the therapy sessions. Despite the chaos, she remained together and calm.
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- French:ensemble, unis, ...
- German:zusammen, liiert, ...
- Italian:insieme, fidanzati, ...
- Spanish:juntas, junto, ...
- Portuguese:em conjunto, em união, ...
- Chinese:一起, 在一起的, ...
- Japanese:一緒に, 交際している, ...
- Arabic:مَعًا, مُرْتَبِط, ...
- Hebrew:בְּיַחַד, בְּזוּגִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:вместе, в отношениях, ...
- Ukrainian:разом, у стосунках, ...
- Hindi:एक साथ, संबंध में, ...
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