Pronunciation: /əˈlɔŋ/
adverb in a line or direction extending from one end to the other
A1 I walked along the beach and collected seashells.
A2 She rode her bike along the river path.
B1 The hikers walked along the trail, enjoying the scenic views.
B2 The train traveled along the coast, offering stunning views of the ocean.
C1 The marathon runners ran along the city streets, cheered on by spectators.
C2 The road trip took us along the winding mountain roads, with breathtaking views at every turn.
preposition in company with or together with; beside or parallel to
A1 I walked along the beach and collected seashells.
A2 The dog ran along the path beside its owner.
B1 We drove along the scenic route to enjoy the beautiful views.
B2 The hikers trekked along the mountain trail for hours.
C1 The river flows gently along the valley, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
C2 The artist painted a mural along the entire length of the building, showcasing their talent.
formal The project manager walked along the corridor to attend the meeting.
informal Let's take a stroll along the beach this evening.
slang We cruised along the highway with the music blasting.
figurative She is moving along in her career at a steady pace.
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