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• Describe a una persona que está tranquila y controla sus emociones, especialmente en una situación difícil.

Describes a person who is calm and in control of their emotions, especially in a difficult situation.

1. Calm and composedB2formal

   Showing control over one's emotions; not nervous or upset.

   Sereno, dueño de sí mismo

   • She remained collected during the stressful interview.
   • He was surprisingly collected after hearing the bad news.
   • The speaker stayed collected despite the technical difficulties.

   Sinónimoscalmcomposedcoolequanimouspoisedself-possessedsereneunflappableunperturbedunruffled

   Antónimosagitateddistraughtflusteredhystericalnervouspanickyupset

2. Gathered or accumulatedB1formal

   Brought together from various sources; assembled.

   reunido, acumulado

   • The collected works of Shakespeare are on the shelf.
   • We have collected data from over 500 participants.
   • The collected donations will go to charity.

   Sinónimosaccruedaccumulatedaggregatedgathered

   Antónimosdisperseddividedscatteredseparate

• Verbo que significa reunir o juntar objetos, datos o personas, a menudo con un propósito determinado; también puede implicar acumular o coleccionar cosas.

A verb used to indicate the act of gathering things together from different places or people, or accumulating over time.

1. Gather togetherA2formal

   To bring things together from different places into one group.

   reunir

   • She collects stamps from around the world.
   • The teacher collected the homework from all students.
   • He collected firewood for the campfire.

   Sinónimosaccumulateaggregateamassassembleclustercongregategathergroupmusterround up

   Antónimosdispersedistributescatterseparatespread

2. Receive or obtainB1formal

   To receive something that is owed or due, such as money or an item.

   cobrar

   • They collected the rent from their tenants.
   • She went to the post office to collect a package.
   • The charity collected donations for the homeless.

   Sinónimosacquireamassgatherobtainraisereceivesecuretake in

   Antónimosdispersedistributescatter

3. Pick upA2informal

   To go and get someone or something from a place.

   Recoger

   • I will collect you from the airport at 5 PM.
   • He collected his children from school.
   • She collected her dry cleaning on the way home.

   Sinónimoscall forfetchgetmeetpick upretrieve

   Antónimosabandondropleave