Alongside means with, together, or side by side. or stand
Parallel & Adjacent. Beside. A friend might travel along, beside you. Thus a friend is traveling 'along-side' you.
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consubstantiation it means that the presence of Jesus is present alongside the actual communion bread and wine. not actually in it like transubstantiation.
The English language has been influenced by and has absorbed vocabulary from a number of sources, including Old English, French, Greek and Latin. Often words or word parts from more than one source which mean the same thing will get into the language and live happily alongside each other.
The word is spelled parallel. It means alongside, or in an adjacent line.e.g. Joe had to learn how to parallel park before he could pass his driving test.
"By" means that something is close or alongside e.g. the river ran by the road. "Bye" is a shortened form of "Goodbye" which is a corruption of "God be with ye" in Old English.
Berthing of a ship it is when the ship come alongside another ship or alongside a quay. Unberthing is the opposite
It means that it will work alongside a BlackBerry device.
Peeing at the side of a wheat field.
le caniveau (masc.) is the gutter alongside the road.
FAS = Free alongside ship (Incoterms 2011)
to be pictured, or shown in a picture. usually as an example or figure alongside text
Some one, usually a human, that works with, alongside or at the same location you work.
I enjoyed my walk alongside the river.
I assume you mean levees, which are caused by deposition from successive floods.
Alongside Night was created on 1979-10-16.
The destroyer rode up alongside the battleship to refuel.
We know that Marie Curie worked alongside Pierre Curie, so yes, she worked alongside someone -- her husband.