with

withpreposition

UK/wɪð/US/wɪð/

1
TOGETHER
A1used to say that people or things are together or doing something together
- I live with my parents.
- Do you want to come with us?
2
HAVING
A1having or carrying something
- She's the girl with long dark hair.
- We booked a room with a view of the sea.
3
USING
A1using something
- He opened the box with a knife.
- Fill the glass with water.
4
BECAUSE OF
A2because of a feeling or situation
- She was shaking with fear.
- With all this traffic, we'll be late.
5
AGAINST
B1used to show who you argue, fight or compete against
- I had an argument with my brother.
- They've been at war with each other for years.

UK/wɪð/US/wɪð/

1
TOGETHER
A1used to say that people or things are together or doing something together
- I live with my parents.
- Do you want to come with us?
2
HAVING
A1having or carrying something
- She's the girl with long dark hair.
- We booked a room with a view of the sea.
3
USING
A1using something
- He opened the box with a knife.
- Fill the glass with water.
4
BECAUSE OF
A2because of a feeling or situation
- She was shaking with fear.
- With all this traffic, we'll be late.
5
AGAINST
B1used to show who you argue, fight or compete against
- I had an argument with my brother.
- They've been at war with each other for years.