گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'rally'

1 عمومی:: صف‌ ارایی‌ كردن‌

2 عمومی:: دوباره‌ جمع‌ اوری‌ كردن‌

3 عمومی:: دوباره‌ بكار

1 general:: rally round (sb) UK ( US rally around (sb) ) to help or support someone • When I'm ill, my friends always rally round.

2 general:: verb gather together for common purpose: We must rally all of our forces. noun gathering to inspire enthusiasm: We attended a rally for the governor.

3 general:: rally verbs hold/stage a rally • The students had been refused permission to hold their rally in Victory Square. organize a rally • A rally organized by democratic movements was broken up by soldiers. attend a rally • About 200 people braved the weather to attend the rally. address a rally (= speak to the crowd at a rally ) • The next evening he addressed a large anti-government rally. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + rally a large/huge/massive rally • Several large rallies were held in December. a mass rally (= a large rally ) • a mass rally of striking dockers a political rally • Her parents were often away attending political rallies. an election rally • The senator was due to address an election rally that evening. a campaign rally (= a rally to support someone who is competing in an election ) • She will attend four campaign rallies in the state before returning to Washington. a protest rally • Minor clashes between police and demonstrators occurred during a protest rally. a peace rally • CND are organising a massive Peace Rally on the second Sunday in July. an anti-government/anti-war etc rally • The peace groups made plans to hold an anti-war rally. a pro-democracy/pro-independence etc rally • Thousands joined a pro-democracy rally in the city.

4 general::   noun political meeting ADJ. big, huge, large, major, mass, massive | public | indoor, outdoor at a massive outdoor rally in Paris | campaign, election, political | opposition, protest | peace | anti-government, anti-war, etc. VERB + RALLY have, hold, stage The demonstrators marched to Trafalgar Square where they held a rally. | call for, organize, plan | attend, take part in About 5,000 people attended a rally calling for peace. | address, speak at | ban The government closed the schools and banned all rallies. RALLY + VERB take place | break up, disperse, end The rally dispersed peacefully after six hours. | call for sth PREP. at a/the ~ She spoke at a public rally in Hyde Park. | ~ against a mass rally against the treaty | ~ for a rally for the winning candidate | ~ in support of a rally in support of the strike motor race ADJ. club, international | motor, motorcycle VERB + RALLY hold, organize | compete in, enter | win RALLY + NOUN circuit | driver, driving PREP. on a/the ~ He will join the team on the rally next week. in tennis ADJ. long, short | exciting VERB + RALLY play | win | lose

5 general::   verb ADV. around/round Neighbours rallied round and alerted the emergency services. VERB + RALLY try to The team captain vainly tried to rally his troops. PREP. around/round/behind She urged everyone to rally behind the president. | to Friends rallied to her. PHRASES rally to sb's defence BBC leaders rallied to his defence. | rally to sb's/the cause Friends and colleagues have rallied to her cause.

6 general:: noun demonstration: We attended a rally for our cause. verb unite: We will rally to her defense. verb recover: After being sick he began to rally.