朣
same; together; with
Meanings
4 senses · 10 examplesadjective
same; alike; similar
neutralUsed to describe things that are identical or very similar in nature, appearance, or quality. Often appears in comparative structures.
We share many common interests.
These two pieces of clothing are the same color.
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largely the same with minor differences
adverb
together; jointly; in common
neutralIndicates that an action is performed jointly by multiple parties. Often used with verbs of action or movement.
Let's go watch a movie together.
They shared joys and sorrows together, establishing a profound friendship.
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to cross a river in the same boat; to cooperate to overcome difficulties
preposition
with; and; as
formalUsed to introduce a companion or object of comparison. In modern Mandarin, 和 (hé) is more common for 'and', but 同 persists in formal contexts and certain dialects.
I have discussed it with him.
This matter has nothing to do with you.
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Compared with last year, this year's output has increased.
verb
to participate; to join; to associate with
archaicClassical usage, now mostly found in set phrases and idioms.
In life and death, separation and union, I have made a promise with you. Holding your hand, I will grow old with you.