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take along

Definition:

verb (transitive) - To bring or carry someone or something with oneself.

phrasal verb - To bring along or take with oneself during travel or moving.

idiom - To include someone in an activity or plan.

Senses:

1. To bring or carry someone or something with oneself.
2. To bring along or take with oneself during travel or moving.
3. To include someone in an activity or plan.

Examples:

1. verb:

• I always take my camera along when I go on vacation.
• Don't forget to take along some snacks for the road trip.

2. phrasal verb:

• She decided to take along her favorite books when she moved to the new city.
• They took their pets along while relocating to the countryside.

3. idiom:

• We should take our friends along to the amusement park.
• The organizers took along the local musicians for the concert.

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