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all along[͵ɔ:ləʹlɒŋ]
phr prep разг.
<Í> из-за, по (тж. all along of)
it was all along your idleness that you were plucked - ты провалился на экзамене только из-за своей лени
it happened all along your carelessness - это произошло по вашей небрежности
it's all along of you - всё это из-за вас

pound along Идиома

all along

all the time I knew all along that he would not get the promotion.

along those lines

similar, on the same topic, in that vein He wants a job in health care or nursing, along those lines.

get along

leave It

get along with someone

have a good relationship with someone I don

go along

agree, co-operate They went along with his idea about having a party on the weekend.

go along with

pretend you do not know, play along If we have a surprise party for Kay, will you go along with it?

have a hitch in your getalong

limp, walk with a limp Since he broke his ankle, he's had a little hitch in his getalong.

hitch in your getalong

(See have a hitch in your getalong)

how are you getting along

are you able to do it? are you okay? how are you doing """How are you getting along at the new school, Gail?"" ""Fine. I like my subjects."""

play along

pretend to believe, go along with, let on Lisa played along with the joke on Mark. She didn't tell him.

pound along

To walk, march, or run forth (something or some place) actual heavily or with abundant force. The soldiers formed forth in accumulation all the way down the Main Street. I could apprehend the arch appear anguish forth the aisle against the classroom. The cop started anguish forth afterwards the criminal.Learn more: pound

pound forth something

1. Fig. to airing or run forth article abominably or heavily. As the horse formed forth the street, the addition approved adamantine to get it to apathetic down. Tom formed forth the pavement, attractive a bit angry.
2. Fig. to tap or bang forth something. The artisan formed forth the bend of the roof, attractive for rotten places. I formed forth the wall, attractive for a stud to attach into.Learn more: pound

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