and; furthermore; also; together with; (not) at all; simultaneously; to combine; to join; to merge
trad. 並
Also written 並【bìng】
42 results for 并*
and; furthermore; also; together with; (not) at all; simultaneously; to combine; to join; to merge
trad. 並
Also written 並【bìng】
short name for Taiyuan 太原[Tai4 yuan2]
and; besides; moreover; furthermore; in addition
really isn't
(used to stress that sth did not turn out as one might have expected) did not actually ...; has not actually ...
(idiom) to fight side by side; (by extension) to join forces
alongside; shoulder to shoulder; side by side; abreast
complications (undesired side-effect of medical procedure)
merger and acquisition (M and A); acquisition; to take over
side by side; abreast
not at all; by no means
to develop simultaneously; to undertake concurrently
to merge into; to incorporate in
to stand side by side; to be juxtaposed
to happen simultaneously
parallel port (computing)
to swallow up; to annex; to merge
to sit together
to impose an additional penalty
to exist at the same time; to coexist
to draw together; to place side by side (e.g. one's fingers, two halves of a torn sheet of paper etc)
drawing (textile industry)
parallel excitation; shunt excitation; shunt-wound (e.g. electric generator)
joint name; combined name
to exist side by side; to exist simultaneously
doubling (combining two or more lengths of yarn into a single thread)
parallel connection
to arrive simultaneously
to proceed in parallel; side by side (of two processes, developments, thoughts etc)
to advance together
to give equal emphasis to; to attach equal importance to
union (symbol ∪) (set theory)
ribbon lap machine
paraphyletic group
lit. twin lotus flowers on one stalk; fig. a devoted married couple
parallel port (computing)
really does not care
concurrent computing
to run in parallel without hindrance; not mutually exclusive; two processes can be implemented without conflict
parallel program
parallel computing; (Tw) concurrent computing
(idiom) to run neck and neck; to keep pace with; to keep abreast of; on par with one another