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and all (to eat the entire fish, bones and all – съесть всю рыбу вместе с костями Technical); together with; in company with; in tandem with (Victor Parno); along of; in concert with; combined with (anyname1); as well as (ssn); in cooperation with (I. Havkin); at the same time as (Рина Грант); along with (The audience was invited to sing along with the star. • For his second birthday we sent him a fireman's hat, along with some books. • She keeps her pills in her bag, along with her money and her comb and lipstick and the usual junk. • When I told my friends in Ukraine that I wanted to come see them next summer, they suggested going to Kazantip along with them. Taras); integrally with (I. Havkin); in combination with (kee46); at the time of (4uzhoj); in conjunction with (idiom (formal) together with: The police are working in conjunction with tax officers on the investigation. • The system is designed to be used in conjunction with a word processing program. Alexander Demidov); tag along (Trevor follows them there in his truck with Ron and Wade tagging along. 4uzhoj); with ... in tow (I was so embarrassed when I arrived with the kids in tow only to realize that the invitation said adults only. • And yesterday she emerged just after 10am with a female probation worker in tow.); jointly with (a company); coupled with (В.И.Макаров); completed with; accompanied by (Анна Ф); with (указывает на связь, совместность); along; together; have in tow (She had a reporter and a photographer in tow. – С ней был журналист и фотограф. 4uzhoj); in concurrence with; in concurrency with; in a conjuncture with (кем-л.); including; with the inclusion; along with; alongside (It is believed she was recruited as a KGB agent by her manager, Heinz Hoffmeister, who was already working for Soviet intelligence. Her husband, the film director Georg Jacoby, is thought to have spied alongside her.  theguardian.com ART Vancouver) |
