along
বরাবর
definition
adverb
he had brought along a friend of his
in or into company with others.
preposition
soon we were driving along a narrow road
moving in a constant direction on (a path or any more or less horizontal surface).
cars were parked along the grass border
extending in a more or less horizontal line on.
translation of 'along'
কোনো কিছুর এক প্রান্ত থেকে অন্য প্রান্ত অভিমুখে,
কোনো কিছুর সমান্তরালভাবে
adverb
পুরাপুরি,
দৈঘ্র্যবরাবর,
সটান,
পার্শ্বে,
অনুদৈঘ্র্য,
পাশাপাশি,
সম্মুখ-বরাবর,
একটানা,
সহ,
সহিত
preposition
বরাবর,
সটান,
পার্শ্বে,
অনুদৈঘ্র্য,
পাশাপাশি,
সম্মুখ-বরাবর,
সহ,
সহিত
example
We wandered 'along' in the other direction until we came to the Imperial golf course which we decided to cut across so we could see the canal.
It is a pity that a visit to this Park was marred by the presence of a lot of litter right 'along' the new concrete path at the side of the Park.
I walked through the park, and 'along' a small dirt path, through some trees.
The oxen continued to plod 'along' the dusty prairie.
This racehorse has been progressing 'along' the right lines.
He swept his finger 'along' the surface of the mantle and turned to her, grinning.
Mrs Kerr said cars were lined 'along' both kerbs as a white Ford Transit van approached from the opposite direction.
more offers came 'along'
Moving right 'along' , there is a Thai section, which on our Saturday night had noodles and Gaeng Keowaan.
And, if we are lucky we are able to advance the cause of progress a bit 'along' the way.
the path 'along' the cliff
when the cartoons came 'along'
A pensioner had her handbag snatched as she walked 'along' Shrivenham Road on Sunday.
When he entered the small road he was alarmed by an unusual concentration of cars parked 'along' it.
Amy woke up while the world was still dark, and only a thin line of grey 'along' the horizon indicated the coming of dawn.
take 'along' a camcorder when you visit
It bounced 'along' the rocky surface, sending dust flying and making it even harder to see.
we continued to plod 'along'
they were running 'along' the corridor
Naturally she went 'along' to see who it was, and it turned out to be a cousin of mine.
he saw Gray run 'along' the top of the wall
he had brought 'along' a friend of his
At school and after Eric was a great sprinter and he brought 'along' his old vest from his days with the Town Athletic Club.
We took 'along' a laptop computer and a digital camera to provide updates of each day's progress.
the river meanders 'along' the border
Instead we found ourselves trundling everywhere in a clapped-out truck 'along' roads with challenging surfaces.
This is important information that can be passed 'along' to a partner.
If successful, the scheme will be extended to smaller retailers 'along' the High Street.
You're driving along a road in a residential area, no doubt there are cars parked 'along' the side which means there is only room for one car to pass.
the path 'along' the cliff
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