along with (someone or something)

Together with; accompanied by. Can I get some vanilla ice cream along with that piece of pie? I can't believe he's bringing his new girlfriend along with him. That emergency dentist appointment, along with my usual bills, means that I have no money left this month.

along with something

in addition to something: Tobacco is taxed in most countries, along with alcohol.

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along with
along with (someone or something)
come along
rock along
famously
get along famously (with someone)
get on/along famously
pound along
rip along
go along with the gag

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