Alongside

Beside means at the side of; next to.

例: She sat beside me during the meeting.

注記: Beside is often used interchangeably with alongside, but it may imply a closer proximity or a more intimate relationship.

Next to means immediately adjacent or beside.

例: The bookstore is located next to the cafe.

注記: Next to is a straightforward synonym for alongside, indicating proximity or adjacency.

Parallel to means running alongside or in the same direction as.

例: The river flows parallel to the highway.

注記: Parallel to emphasizes the idea of running alongside in a similar direction, often used in a more literal sense.

Adjacent to means next to or adjoining something else.

例: The hotel is adjacent to the airport.

注記: Adjacent to implies being next to or touching something else, similar to alongside but with a focus on physical connection.

To work together with someone or be in close cooperation with them.

例: I work alongside my colleague on this project.

注記: It emphasizes collaboration or cooperation in a joint effort.

Existing or occurring beside or in proximity to each other.

例: The two companies operate alongside each other in the same building.

注記: It indicates parallel or adjacent positioning of two entities.

Not relevant to the main topic or issue being discussed.

例: Your comments are alongside the point of this discussion.

注記: It signifies a diversion from the main focus or purpose.

Beside or parallel to a road or pathway.

例: There are beautiful flowers growing alongside the road.

注記: It denotes the position of something in relation to a specific route or path.

Beside or parallel to a river or waterway.

例: We set up our camp alongside the river for a scenic view.

注記: It describes the location of something in proximity to a body of water.

Beside or in close proximity to a beach or shoreline.

例: We walked alongside the beach enjoying the sunset.

注記: It highlights the position of something next to a coastal area.

Equal to or in comparison with someone's accomplishments or successes.

例: Her dedication to charity work stands alongside her professional achievements.

注記: It suggests being on par or in alignment with another person's accomplishments.

Competing or on a similar level as other competitors in a given field.

例: Our company's innovation puts us alongside the competition in the market.

注記: It implies being in direct competition or comparison with others in a competitive context.

This term suggests being next to or beside someone or something in a close manner, emphasizing proximity and companionship.

例: The two friends walked side by side along the beach.

注記: While 'side by side' is often used interchangeably with 'alongside' when referring to physical placement, it tends to emphasize a closer and more intimate connection between the subjects.

This term means to form a partnership or alliance with someone in order to achieve a common goal or task.

例: Let's buddy up and work on this project alongside each other.

注記: While 'buddy up' carries a friendly and informal connotation of working together as friends or allies, 'alongside' is a more general term for being situated next to or in parallel with something or someone.

This phrase signifies two things or concepts that are closely related or connected, often working together harmoniously.

例: Innovation and creativity often go hand in hand alongside one another.

注記: While 'hand in hand' implies a strong connection between two entities or ideas, 'alongside' typically focuses on the physical positioning rather than the relationship or interdependence.

This expression refers to things that are in very close proximity to each other, often in a cramped or crowded manner.

例: The shops in the old town are located cheek by jowl alongside the historic buildings.

注記: 'Cheek by jowl' emphasizes a tight and intimate arrangement or clustering of items, while 'alongside' generally denotes objects being positioned in parallel or next to each other.

This term is used to describe two or more things that are working together harmoniously or simultaneously to achieve a common objective.

例: The company's marketing and sales teams work in tandem alongside each other to boost revenue.

注記: While 'in tandem' highlights the synchronized and cooperative effort of multiple entities, 'alongside' typically focuses on the adjacent positioning of objects or individuals.

This phrase refers to a situation where two competitors or entities are so close that neither has a clear advantage over the other.

例: The two athletes were neck and neck alongside each other in the final stretch of the race.

注記: 'Neck and neck' emphasizes the equality or closeness of a competition or race, while 'alongside' simply denotes being situated next to each other.

This phrase implies standing united and giving support or assistance to each other in difficult circumstances.

例: We need to stand shoulder to shoulder alongside our colleagues during challenging times.

注記: While 'shoulder to shoulder' signifies a strong sense of solidarity and teamwork, 'alongside' emphasizes a more general notion of being positioned next to each other.