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French-English translation for: Come along
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SYNO   to advance | to come along ... 
Keywords contained
aller de pair avec qc.to come along with sth.
tomber à pic [loc.]to come (along) just at the right moment [idiom]
tomber à pic [loc.]to come (along) just at the right time [idiom]
Partial Matches
le long de {prep}along
suivant {prep} [le long de]along
de tout temps {adv} [depuis toujours]all along
depuis toujours {adv}all along
toujours {adv}all along
clopinant {adj} {pres-p}hobbling along
foncer [aller très vite] [fam.]to belt along
trafic rouler au pasto crawl (along)
se traîner [voiture, escargot]to crawl along
se débrouillerto get along
marcher clopin-clopant [en boitant]to hobble along
marcher en clopinantto hobble along
marcher à cloche-piedto hop (along)
se presser [se hâter]to hurry along
avancer par saccadesto jerk along
ballotterto jolt along
s'avancer en tanguantto lurch along
boulerto roll (along)
trottiner [personne, souris]to scurry along
piétiner  cause de la foule]to shuffle along
tituberto stagger along
foncer [aller très vite] [fam.]to tear along
piétiner  cause de la boue, la neige]to trudge along
trafic bomber [fam.] [rouler vite]to belt along [coll.]
auto trafic tracer [aller vite] [fam.]to belt along [coll.]
cahoter [véhicule]to bounce along [vehicle]
charrier qc. [cours d'eau, coulée de lave]to carry sth. along
traîner qn.to drag sb. along
requinquer qn. [fam.] [regonfler]to jolly sb. along
courir le long de qc.to run along sth.
rouler des mécaniques [fam.]to strut along [coll.]
rouler la caisse [fam.]to strut along [coll.]
rouler les mécaniques [fam.]to strut along [coll.]
rouler des mécaniques [fam.]to swagger along [coll.]
rouler la caisse [fam.]to swagger along [coll.]
rouler les mécaniques [fam.]to swagger along [coll.]
emporter qc. [objet]to take sth.along
longer qc.to walk along sth.
le long de la côte {adv}along the coast
le long de la rivière {adv}along the riverbank
en cours de route {adv}along the way
dans cet esprit {adv}along these lines
Dégagez, s'il vous plaît !Move along please!
se comprendre [s'entendre]to get along (well)
entraîner qn.to carry sb. along [fig.]
s'en sortirto get along [idiom] [cope]
franchir qc. petit à petit [rebord]to inch along sth. [ledge]
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