and / furthermore / also / together with / (not) at all / simultaneously / to combine / to join / to merge
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to combine / to amalgamate
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short name for Taiyuan 太原[]
and / besides / moreover / furthermore / in addition
really isn't
alongside / shoulder to shoulder / side by side / abreast
complications (undesired side-effect of medical procedure)
(idiom) to fight side by side / (by extension) to join forces
to merge / to annex
not at all / by no means
merger and acquisition (M and A) / acquisition / to take over
(used to stress that sth did not turn out as one might have expected) did not actually ... / has not actually ...
side by side / abreast
to exist at the same time / to coexist
to stand side by side / to be juxtaposed
(idiom) to run neck and neck / to keep pace with / to keep abreast of / on par with one another
to merge into / to incorporate in
to merge into / to incorporate in
to happen simultaneously
to proceed in parallel / side by side (of two processes, developments, thoughts etc)
to happen simultaneously / (medicine) (of one disease) to be complicated by (another) / (of another disease) to erupt simultaneously / (computing) concurrent
to discuss two disparate things together (idiom) / to mention on equal terms / to place on a par with / (often with negatives: impossible to mention X in the same breath as Y)
to annex
to lump together / to treat along with all the others
to annex / to take over / to acquire
to go forward together (idiom) / to undertake simultaneous tasks / going hand in hand
really does not care
parallel port (computing)
to sit together
drawing (textile industry)
parallel excitation / shunt excitation / shunt-wound (e.g. electric generator)
concurrent computing
joint name / combined name
to exist side by side / to exist simultaneously
paraphyletic group
parallel connection
to arrive simultaneously
to develop simultaneously / to undertake concurrently
lit. twin lotus flowers on one stalk / fig. a devoted married couple
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