align
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈlaɪn/
Forms: aligning, aligned
align means: To put things in a straight line or in the correct position beside each other.
verb
To put things in a straight line or in the correct position beside each other.
- Align the edges of the paper.
- She aligned the tiles before fixing them in place.
- The buttons do not align with the holes.
To make things face or point in the same direction.
- We need to align the wheels.
- She aligned the antenna with the signal source.
- The technician carefully aligned the two mirrors.
To support a person or group and join their side.
- They chose to align with the opposition.
- The union aligned itself with the new movement.
- Which party will these voters align with?
Questions about align
What does align mean?
To put things in a straight line or in the correct position beside each other.
What is align in other languages?
Türkçe: hizalamak · Español: alinear · Français: aligner · Deutsch: ausrichten · Italiano: allineare · 日本語: そろえる
How do you pronounce align?
It is pronounced /əˈlaɪn/.
How do you use align in a sentence?
Align the edges of the paper. She aligned the tiles before fixing them in place.
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