Translation guide
How to express the idea of putting things together in the same location, combining them, or arranging them side by side, depending on the context.
To gather or place multiple items into a single location or group.
A general and natural way to say 'put together' or 'combine' things into one group or place.
Please don't put the laundry together.
Keep these documents together.
To gather, collect, or put things together into one bundle or group. Often used for organizing scattered items.
Please put the luggage together into one.
I gathered the materials and placed them on the desk.
To collect or gather things together, often from various sources. Emphasizes the action of bringing items to one place.
Please gather the necessary items together.
To put two or more things next to each other, often touching or aligned.
To line up or arrange things side by side. Commonly used for placing objects in a row.
Please place the two chairs together (side by side).
To stick or attach things together, often implying close contact. Casual.
To put things together so they match or join, like putting palms together or aligning edges.
To mix ingredients or materials together into a single substance.
To assemble or create something abstract, like a schedule or proposal.
一緒にする is more casual and general for putting things in the same place or group. まとめる implies organizing or bundling scattered items into one unit, and is often used for abstract things like ideas or documents.
Don't put the trash together; please separate it.
It's difficult to put the opinions together (summarize/unify).
I placed the books together on the desk.
Place those two boxes together (touching).
手を合わせて祈った。
I placed my hands together and prayed.
卵と牛乳を合わせます。
Combine the eggs and milk together.
We put together a new business plan.