rallying

• Qui rassemble ou unit des personnes autour d'une cause commune, souvent pour les soutenir ou les motiver. Se dit aussi d'un adjectif qualifiant ce qui engage ou fédère un groupe.

Describes something that brings people together for a common purpose, especially to support or encourage a cause or effort.

1. Uniting for a common causeB2formal

   Serving to bring people together and inspire them to renewed effort or action.

   qui rallie, mobilisateur

   • The leader gave a rallying speech to the troops before the battle.
   • The community held a rallying event to support the local school.
   • His words were a rallying cry for everyone to work together.

   Synonymesencouragingenergizinggalvanizinginspirationalinspiringmotivatingrousingstirringunifyinguplifting

   Antonymesdivisive

• Nom désignant l'action de rassembler ou de mobiliser des personnes, des ressources ou des énergies pour une cause ou un objectif commun, ainsi que le fait de se regrouper pour reprendre des forces ou relancer une action.

A noun referring to the act of mobilizing support or resources for a common purpose, or the feat of mustering strength for a renewed effort.

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1. Mobilization for a common purposeB2formal

   The act of gathering people together to support a cause or achieve a shared goal.

   Rassemblement pour une cause commune

   • The rallying of volunteers for the charity event was impressive.
   • Political leaders often rely on the rallying of their supporters.
   • The community's rallying around the school project made it a success.

   Synonymesassemblyconveninggatheringmobilization

2. Mustering strength for a renewed effortB2formal

   The act of gathering physical or mental strength to continue or improve performance, especially after a setback.

   Rassemblement de ses forces

   • The team's rallying in the second half led to a comeback victory.
   • Her rallying after the illness showed incredible determination.
   • The company's rallying of resources helped it survive the crisis.

   Synonymescomebackrecoveryrenewalresurgencerevival

   Antonymescollapsegive uprelapsesurrender

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rassembler ou d'unir des personnes pour un objectif commun, ou de se remettre d'un échec.

A verb used to indicate the act of gathering or bringing together for a common purpose, or to recover from a setback.

1. Gather for supportB2formal

   To come together or bring people together for a common purpose, especially for support or protest.

   Se rassembler (pour un soutien)

   • Thousands of people rallied in the city square to demand change.
   • The community rallied to support the family after the fire.
   • They rallied the troops before the battle.

   Synonymesassembleconvenegathermarshalmusterorganizeround upunite

   Antonymesdispersedividescatterseparate

2. Recover or improveB2formal

   To recover from a setback, illness, or difficult situation; to regain strength or energy.

   Se rétablir, reprendre des forces

   • The patient rallied after receiving the new treatment.
   • The stock market rallied after the positive economic news.
   • She rallied her spirits after the disappointing news.

   Synonymesbounce backperk uppick upreboundrecoverrecuperaterevive

   Antonymesdeclinedeterioratefadeflagweakenworsen

3. Sports: hit back and forthB1informalsport

   In tennis or similar sports, to hit the ball back and forth repeatedly.

   Échanger des balles

   • The two players rallied for over a minute before one made a mistake.
   • They rallied back and forth across the net.
   • The crowd cheered as the players rallied intensely.

   Synonymesbandybatexchangevolley