with
🇺🇸
/wɪð/
🇬🇧
/wɪð/
preposition
A1
together with someone or something
I went to the park with my friend.
A1
having something
She came with a big smile on her face.
A1
using something
Write with a pen, not with a pencil.
A1
filled or covered with something
The box is full with toys.
A1
against someone or something
I had a fight with my brother.
A1
in relation to something
Be gentle with the baby.
A1
in a certain way or condition
He works with great care.
A2
compared to something
This is better with the old version.
A2
including something
With all these problems, I'm very busy.
A2
in the care of someone
Leave the package with the neighbor.
A2
working for or using a service
I have an account with that bank.
A2
because of something
She was shaking with fear.
B1
as something happens
The temperature drops with the coming of night.
R
in the same direction as something
Birds fly with the wind.
R
separated from something
I don't want to be with my family.
R
despite something
With all his mistakes, he is still my friend.
R
used in strong expressions
Away with all these rules!
translation
together with someone or something; having something; using something; filled or covered with something; against someone or something; in relation to something; in a certain way or condition; compared to something; including something; in the care of someone; working for or using a service; because of something; as something happens; in the same direction as something; separated from something; despite something; used in strong expressions