along

along
1. preposition
1) (position) entlang (+ Dat.)

along one side of the street — auf der einen Straßenseite

all along the wall — die ganze od. an der ganzen Mauer entlang

2) (direction) entlang (+ Akk.)

walk along the river-bank/street — am Ufer od. das Ufer/die Straße entlanglaufen

2. adverb
1) (onward) weiter

he came running along — er kam herbei- od. angelaufen

2) (with one)

bring/take somebody/something along — jemanden/etwas mitbringen/mitnehmen

3) (there)

I'll be along shortly — ich komme gleich

4)

all along — die ganze Zeit [über]

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[ə'loŋ] 1. preposition
1) (from one end to the other: He walked along several streets; The wall runs along the river.) entlang
2) (at a point at the end or on the length of: There's a post-box somewhere along this street.) weiter entlang
2. adverb
1) (onwards or forward: He ran along beside me; Come along, please!) mit
2) (to the place mentioned: I'll come along in five minutes.) nach
3) (in company, together: I took a friend along with me.) mit
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along
[əˈlɒŋ, AM -ˈlɑ:ŋ]
I. adv inv
1. (ahead) vorwärts
the party was going \along successfully until ... die Party war ein Erfolg, bis ...
how far \along are you with your essay? wie weit bist du mit deinem Aufsatz?
2. (there)
go on ahead — I'll be \along in a minute geh du vor — ich komme gleich nach
another bus will be \along in ten minutes in zehn Minuten kommt der nächste Bus
a little girl came \along and started talking to me da kam ein kleines Mädchen auf mich zu und sprach mich an
to stroll \along dahinschlendern, einen Bummel machen, ÖSTERR a. bummeln gehen
3. (from outset)
all \along die ganze Zeit, von Anfang an
\along with sb/sth zusammen mit jdm/etw
to bring/take sb/sth \along [with one] jdn/etw mitbringen/mitnehmen
5.
to come \along for the ride nur so mitkommen fam
II. prep
1. (on) entlang nach n +akk
she scattered salt \along the path sie bestreute den Weg mit Salz
all \along sth entlang etw dat
2. (during) während +gen
\along a train ride auf einer Zugfahrt
\along the way unterwegs, auf dem Weg
I've picked up a good deal of experience \along the way ich habe in dieser Zeit eine Menge Erfahrung gesammelt
3. (beside) entlang +dat
\along a wall/road entlang einer Wand/Straße
4. (across) entlang +dat
\along the top of the corridor oben entlang dem Gang
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[ə'lɒŋ]
1. prep
(direction) entlang (+acc), lang (+acc) (inf); (position) entlang (+dat)

he walked along the river — er ging den or an dem Fluss entlang

somewhere along the way — irgendwo unterwegs or auf dem Weg; (fig) irgendwann einmal

somewhere along here/there — irgendwo hier(herum)/dort(herum)

the Red Lion? isn't that somewhere along your way? — der Rote Löwe? ist der nicht irgendwo in Ihrer Nähe or Gegend?

See:
all
2. adv
1) (= onward[s]) weiter-, vorwärts

to move along — weitergehen

he was just strolling along — er ist bloß so dahingeschlendert

run along — nun lauf!

he'll be along soon — er muss gleich da sein

I'll be along about eight — ich komme ungefähr um acht

are you coming? – yes, I'll be along in a minute — kommst du? – ja, (ich komme) gleich

2)

(= together) along with — zusammen mit

to come/sing along with sb — mit jdm mitkommen/mitsingen

take an umbrella along — nimm einen Schirm mit

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along [əˈlɒŋ]
A präp
1. entlang (dat oder akk), längs (gen, a dat), an (dat) … vorbei, an (dat) … hin:
along the river am oder den Fluss entlang, entlang dem Fluss
2. während (gen), im Laufe von (oder gen):
along the way unterwegs
3. in Übereinstimmung mit: line1 A 9, A 10
B adv
1. vorwärts, weiter…: get along, etc
2. dahin…:
as he rode along
3. along with (zusammen) mit:
take along (with o.s.) mitnehmen; come along, go along, etc
4. umg da…, her…, hin…:
I’ll be along in a few minutes ich bin in ein paar Minuten da
5. along of US dial wegen (gen)
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1. preposition
1) (position) entlang (+ Dat.)

along one side of the street — auf der einen Straßenseite

all along the wall — die ganze od. an der ganzen Mauer entlang

2) (direction) entlang (+ Akk.)

walk along the river-bank/street — am Ufer od. das Ufer/die Straße entlanglaufen

2. adverb
1) (onward) weiter

he came running along — er kam herbei- od. angelaufen

2) (with one)

bring/take somebody/something along — jemanden/etwas mitbringen/mitnehmen

3) (there)

I'll be along shortly — ich komme gleich

4)

all along — die ganze Zeit [über]

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adv.
entlang adv.
fort adv.
längs adv.
vorwärts adv.
weiter adv. n.
der Länge nach m.

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