alongside用法以及搭配

alongside用法以及搭配

"Alongside" is commonly used as a preposition or adverb to indicate that

something or someone is positioned or moving beside or next to

something or someone else. It can also be used figuratively to show a

parallel or simultaneous occurrence or coordination.

Example 1 (preposition): Mary sat alongside John during the meeting.

Example 2 (adverb): The two cars drove alongside each other on the

highway.

Example 3 (figurative): The government is working alongside the

healthcare sector to improve public health.

Here are some common collocations with "alongside":

1. Work alongside: To work together or in cooperation with someone.

Example: The new employee will be working alongside experienced

colleagues.

2. Alongside each other: Side by side.

Example: The two paintings were hung alongside each other in the art

gallery.

3. Alongside (a noun): To be in a position next to or near something.

Example: The fishing boat was moored alongside the dock.

4. Run alongside: To exist simultaneously or in conjunction with

something else.

Example: The river runs alongside the city, providing a scenic view.

5. Living alongside: To live in close proximity to someone or something.

Example: The native people have been living alongside the wildlife for

centuries.