adv.1.touching and supported by the top surface of something; onto a surface; touching, sticking to, or hanging from a surface or object
2.used for saying the day or date when something happens
3.used for saying which part of your body is supporting you
4.in a particular area, or on a particular type of land; in a particular road or street; at the side of a river or area of water
5.included in a list
6.used for saying which thing a part of your body accidentally hits or touches causing you to be hurt
7.used for saying that you are wearing a piece of clothing, jewelry, etc., or for saying which part of your body it covers
8.if your eyes are on someone or something, you are looking at them
9.being broadcast by radio or television; taking place or happening somewhere
10.concerning a particular subject
11.used for saying that someone is continuing to do something; continuing to move forward
12.in or into a bus, train, airplane, etc.
13.used for saying which type of machine or equipment is used for doing something; used for saying in what form music, movies, information, etc. are recorded
14.if a machine or piece of electrical equipment is on, it is in use or working
15.using a particular drug
16.used for saying that someone takes part in an activity in which they travel or see something
17.if someone is on a team, committee, etc., they are a member of it
18.used for saying that an event is followed immediately by another event or that the two events happen at the same time
19.eating or drinking only a particular type of food or drink in order to stay alive; using a particular type of fuel or electrical power in order to operate; used for saying how much money you have to buy the things that you need in order to live
20.used for saying who or what is affected by something
21.compared with someone or something
22.used for saying that an actor or performer can be seen appearing on the stage or screen
23.used for saying who will pay for something
24.used for giving the phone number which you can use to talk to someone. The American word is at
1.touching and supported by the top surface of something; onto a surface; touching, sticking to, or hanging from a surface or object
2.used for saying the day or date when something happens
3.used for saying which part of your body is supporting you
4.in a particular area, or on a particular type of land; in a particular road or street; at the side of a river or area of water
5.included in a list
6.used for saying which thing a part of your body accidentally hits or touches causing you to be hurt
7.used for saying that you are wearing a piece of clothing, jewelry, etc., or for saying which part of your body it covers
8.if your eyes are on someone or something, you are looking at them
9.being broadcast by radio or television; taking place or happening somewhere
10.concerning a particular subject
11.used for saying that someone is continuing to do something; continuing to move forward
12.in or into a bus, train, airplane, etc.
13.used for saying which type of machine or equipment is used for doing something; used for saying in what form music, movies, information, etc. are recorded
14.if a machine or piece of electrical equipment is on, it is in use or working
15.using a particular drug
16.used for saying that someone takes part in an activity in which they travel or see something
17.if someone is on a team, committee, etc., they are a member of it
18.used for saying that an event is followed immediately by another event or that the two events happen at the same time
19.eating or drinking only a particular type of food or drink in order to stay alive; using a particular type of fuel or electrical power in order to operate; used for saying how much money you have to buy the things that you need in order to live
20.used for saying who or what is affected by something
21.compared with someone or something
22.used for saying that an actor or performer can be seen appearing on the stage or screen
23.used for saying who will pay for something
24.used for giving the phone number which you can use to talk to someone. The American word is at
na.1.Same as Old Norse
