(Preposition)ALONG

BOWL ALONG: to travel fast. They bowed along in the car to the city.

BRING ALONG: bring some with you. She brought along her daughers in the party.

COME ALONG: accompany. She urged me to come along.

COME ALONG: to move or travel along, to appear. She came along the footpath.

COME ALONG: hurry up. The mother urged the child to come along as the

storm had gathered in the sky.

GET ALONG: have good, friendly relations. We are getting along perfectly.

GET ALONG: make progess, cope with a situation. They were getting

along well in their studies.

GO ALONG: go in a particular way and direction. She went along the

wall and then turned left.

HELP ALONG: help something to happen. Many diseases are helped along

by flies and mosquitoes.

JOG ALONG: continue the same job as usual. She jogged along forty

years as a cleark.

JOLLY ALONG: keep somebody in good humour. I jolliled the worker along

to get the work done within a day.

MOVE ALONG: go forward along a path, road etc. They moved along the footpath.

MOVE ALONG: to ask somebody to leave a place and not to stnad there.

The policeman asked the people to move along.

MOVE ALONG: continue a work successfully. The business moved along well.

PUSH ALONG: leave a place. i must push along now. i am already late.

RATTLE ALONG: to shake and produce quick knocking noise. The cart

rattled along the uneven road.

RUB ALONG: live together in harmony. They all rubbed along together in

the company.

RUN ALONG: go away. Run along and play  in the patio.

SPEED ALONG: to move quickly.The offenders sped off in car.

WADDLE ALONG: walk swimming with a short strps like a duck. She was

waddle along the pavement.

ZIP ALONG: make progress, move along. Gradually the football match zipped along.

GUIDE ALONG/THROUGH/TO:to take something to a place. He guided us to out hotel.

HUMP ALONG/ACROSS/DOWN:to carry something heavy. She could not hump

along the sack of rice.

HURRY ALONG/DOWN:to do something very quickly. I had to hurry down the stairs.

INCH ALONG/AROUND/TOWARDS:to move very slowly. The wounded soldier

inched towards the enemy through the bushes.

LAKE ALONG/ACROSS/UP:to run by taking long steps. The deer loped up in

the forest.

LUMBER AFTER/ALONG/INTO:to move awkwardly. John was seen lumbering

into the corridor.

LURCH ALONG/ACROSS/INTO: to move suddenly sideways or forward. The

boat lurched along sideways.

MARCH ACROSS/ALONG/THROUGH: move quickly with regular and steady

steps. The troops marched across the forest.

MARCH TO/ALONG/INTO:force someone to walk somewhere with you. The

leader made them march to the parliament.

MINCE ACROSS/DOWN/ALONG:to walk in an unnatural fashion, taking short

steps and moving hips. The lady was found minicing across the street.

MUDDLE ALONG/ON:continue doing something without any plan. He mudded

along with his shop without much gain.

ORGANISED IN/ALONG/AROUND:They were organised along caste considerations.

PASS ALONG/DOWN:move along. Please pass along the passage.

PELT ALONG/INTO:run fast. A blue ball pelted along into the field.

PLOD ALONG/THROUGH:walk along slowly and laboriously. They ploded

through the desert.

POP ALONG/AROUND:make a brief visit. I may pop around if possible.

POUND ALONG/UP:run with hevy and loud steps. Nitin pounded up the stairs.

PUFF IN/ACROSS/ALONG:send, drive, across. The steam engine puffed

smoke in the air.

PUSH ALONG:leave a place. i must push along now. I am already late.

RAMBLE ALONG/THROUGH: walk for pleasure along. The rambled through the

colonial park.

REVERBERATE ALONG/AROUND/THROUGH: echo, a sound heard many times. My

whistle reverberate through the tunnel.

SCURRY ALONG/ACROSS:move in a hurry. A cat scurried along the bushes.

SCUTTLE ALONG/DOWN/PAST:move quickly. I saw nadini scuttling down the passage.

SHUFFLE ALONG/DOWN/TOWARDS:to walk slowly and noisily.The beggar

shuffled along the street.

SNAKE ALONG/DOWN:move in long winding curves. The river snaked down the valley.

SPIN ALONG/PAST:drive,travel along quickly, speed up. They span past

in their matiz.

SPRINT ALONG/ACROSS/UP:run fast for a short distance.He sprinted

across the meadow.

THUNDER ALONG/ACROSS/AWAY:move across  with a continuous loud noise.

The shatabdi express thundered across the bridge.

WAFT ALONG/OFF/UP: move gently throgh the air.A sweet smell warted off

the garden.

AMBLE ALONG/ACROSS:walk in a slow or relaxed manner. The stragner

ambled along the road.

BOMB ALONG/DOWN:to move or drive very quickly. The car was bombing

down the narrow street.

BOUNCE ACROSS/ALONG/IN: move with a lot of energy and very quickly .

The girl bounced in the hall.

DRAG ALONG/ON:progress very slowly. The cases in law-courts often drag on.