American English
/tʰəˈgɛ.ðɚ/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
With another person or group, doing something jointly or as a team.
“Together” is usually pronounced /təˈgɛðɚ/. You may also hear /tʊˈgɛðɚ/; both are natural American pronunciations.
With another person or group, doing something jointly or as a team.
My sister and I shop together.
We worked together on the project.
work together · live together · spend time together · stay together
[subject] + verb + together
[subject] + verb + together + on + noun
In one place or group, or joined to make one whole.
Put the books together on this shelf.
These pieces fit together.
put together · fit together · hold together · bring together
[subject] + put + noun + together
[noun] + fit + together
In a romantic relationship with another person.
They have been together for six years.
Are you two together?
stay together · get back together
[subject] + be + together
[subject] + have been + together + for + time
At the same time as other people or things.
The bells all rang together.
Everyone stood up together.
clap together · sing together · laugh together · shout together
[subject] + all + verb + together
to meet socially or arrange a social meeting
Let's get together this weekend.
to assemble something from separate parts
She put the chair together herself.
everyone or everything in one group, or at the same time
Now, say the sentence all together.