How is the phrase à côté de translated from French to English

À côté de quelque chose ou avec lui.

Next to or together with something.

preposition
English translation
alongside

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  • Un bateau s'est arrêté à côté de la jetée. A boat stopped alongside the pier.

  • Le chien marchait à côté de son maître dans le parc. The dog walked alongside its owner in the park.

  • Elle travaille à côté de deux designers. She works alongside two designers.

  • Peux-tu t'asseoir à côté de moi à la réunion ? Can you sit alongside me at the meeting?

  • Peux-tu te garer à côté de la clôture ? Can you park alongside the fence?

  • Elle a posé le livre à côté de ses notes sur le bureau. She placed the book alongside her notes on the desk.

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FAQ about “à côté de”

How is “à côté de” translated from French?
“à côté de” translates into English as “alongside”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “à côté de” mean?
Meaning of “à côté de”: À côté de quelque chose ou avec lui. In English — “alongside”.
What part of speech is “à côté de”?
“à côté de” is a preposition.
Where can I see examples with “à côté de”?
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How can I memorize “à côté de”?
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