with
preposition (CONTAINING/COVERING) /wɪð/Definition
B1 used to show what is on or in something: She'd laid the table with the best china. Her blouse was spattered with blood. The room was littered with toys. The trucks were laden with food and medicine. She filled the jug up with cream.Including and containingComprising and consisting of
(Definition of with preposition (CONTAINING/COVERING) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- assimilate verb (JOIN)
- build sth in/into sth phrasal verb
- cast your net wide idiom
- catholic adjective
- concern verb (INVOLVE)
- concerned adjective (INVOLVED)
- embody verb
- embrace verb (INCLUDE)
- encompass verb
- enshrine verb
- enter verb (COMPETITION)
- extend verb (INCLUDE)
- factor sth in phrasal verb
- involve verb
- number sb/sth among sb/sth phrasal verb
- o' preposition
- pack sth/sb in phrasal verb
- pepper sth with sth phrasal verb (INCLUDE)
- take sth in phrasal verb (INCLUDE)
- tinge verb
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