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What is the idiomatic meaning of with you?

"With you" is a phrase that can have several idiomatic meanings depending on the context. Here are a few common ones:

Agreement or Support:

* "I'm with you on that." This means "I agree with you."

* "I'm with you all the way." This means "I fully support you."

* "I'm with you 100%." This means "I completely agree with you and am in full support."

Understanding or Empathy:

* "I'm with you." This can mean "I understand what you're going through" or "I feel your pain."

* "I'm with you on this." This implies a shared experience or a feeling of understanding.

Togetherness or Companionship:

* "Let's do this with you." This indicates a desire to work together or participate in an activity with someone.

* "I'll be with you soon." This can mean "I'll join you shortly" or "I'll be there to help you."

In addition to the above, "with you" can also be used in a more literal sense, meaning:

* Physically in the same location as someone else.

* In possession of something someone else owns.

The specific meaning of "with you" will depend on the context in which it is used.

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