together

• adv.一緒に；同時に；相互に；連続して；完全に
• adj. 新奇な；情緒的に安定した；効率的な

集めることから合成された。

together

together: [OE] The etymological notion underlying together is of ‘gathering’ things into one group. It was formed from the preposition to and the element *gad- denoting ‘association, company’, which also lies behind gather.
=> gather

together (adv.)

Old English tog?dere "so as to be present in one place, in a group, in an accumulated mass," from to (see to) + g?dere "together" (adv.), apparently a variant of the adverb geador "together," from Proto-Germanic *gaduri- "in a body," from PIE *ghedh- "to unite, join, fit" (see good, and compare gather).

In reference to single things, "so as to be unified or integrated," from c. 1300. Adjective meaning "self-assured, free of emotional difficulties" is first recorded 1966. German cognate zusammen has as second element the Old High German verbal cognate of English same (Old English also had tosamne "together").

1. They were knocking around together for about a year.

彼らは付き合って約1年になる。

2.They 're trying their best to bring together those separated families.

彼らは離散した家族を再会させるために最善を尽くしている。

3.You can cobble it together from any old combination of garments.

昔の服を適当に組み合わせると1着にまとめることができる。

4.They attended college together at the University of Pennsylvania.

彼らはペンシルベニア大学に一緒に通っている。

5.My husband is constantly thrown together with young people through his work.

夫は仕事の関係で若者によく会います。