between

preposition: in the space separating two things or people, indicating position or movement from one side to the other
- The cat squeezed between the sofa and the wall.
preposition: indicating a range linking two endpoints for amounts, ages, distances, or similar measures
- Expect temperatures between 10 and 15 degrees.
- The museum is quiet between 9 a.m. and noon.
preposition: involving or connecting two or more parties in a relationship, comparison, or exchange
- Trust between teammates kept the project on track.
preposition: expressing a choice or distinction from two alternatives considered separately
- She couldn’t decide between tea and coffee.
preposition: shared by or divided among two parties or things
- They split the prize money between the winners.
preposition: resulting from the combined influence of two or more factors
- Between the wind and the rain, the match was postponed.
preposition: with someone or something acting as an intermediary or link connecting two sides
- The envoy negotiated between the two governments.