How is the word accanto a translated from Italian to English

Accanto a qualcosa o insieme ad esso.

Next to or together with something.

preposition
English translation
alongside

Examples with “accanto a”

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  • Una barca si è fermata accanto al molo. A boat stopped alongside the pier.

  • Il cane camminava accanto al suo padrone nel parco. The dog walked alongside its owner in the park.

  • Lavora accanto a due designer. She works alongside two designers.

  • Puoi sederti accanto a me alla riunione? Can you sit alongside me at the meeting?

  • Puoi parcheggiare accanto alla recinzione? Can you park alongside the fence?

  • Ha messo il libro accanto ai suoi appunti sulla scrivania. She placed the book alongside her notes on the desk.

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FAQ about “accanto a”

How is “accanto a” translated from Italian?
“accanto a” translates into English as “alongside”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “accanto a” mean?
Meaning of “accanto a”: Accanto a qualcosa o insieme ad esso. In English — “alongside”.
What part of speech is “accanto a”?
“accanto a” is a preposition.
Where can I see examples with “accanto a”?
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How can I memorize “accanto a”?
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