Translation guide
How to say that two or more people, things, or events occur or are seen at the same time or in the same place.
To say that two or more people are seen together in public, at an event, or in media.
Neutral and common way to say people appear together.
To say that two or more items, symptoms, characteristics, etc. occur at the same time or in the same context.
Emphasizes simultaneous appearance.
To say that two names or items are mentioned or shown together in a list, document, etc.
Common for items appearing side by side in a list or text.
The two of them often appear together.
Specifically for co-starring or performing together in shows, movies, etc.
Those two have appeared together many times.
Implies they show up together as a set or group.
They always appear together.
These symptoms often appear together.
Casual, for things that come up together in conversation or data.
These two words often appear together.
Technical/medical term for conditions occurring together.
These diseases can appear together.
These two names often appear together.
Formal, for documents or official lists.
Both names appear together.