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rallying

/ˈræl.i.ɪŋ/

Tradução: Descreve aquilo que une as pessoas em torno de um objetivo comum, especialmente para apoiar ou incentivar uma causa ou esforço., Substantivo que designa o ato de mobilizar apoio ou recursos em torno de um objetivo comum, ou a manifestação da capacidade de reunir forças para retomar esforços., Verbo usado para indicar a ação de reunir ou unir pessoas em torno de um objetivo comum, ou de se recuperar depois de uma derrota ou momento difícil.

3 verbetes

adjective

/ˈræl.i.ɪŋ/C1formalsport
  • ptDescreve aquilo que une as pessoas em torno de um objetivo comum, especialmente para apoiar ou incentivar uma causa ou esforço.

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.

    ptUnificador

    • 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.

    Sinônimosencouragingenergizinggalvanizinginspirationalinspiringmotivatingrousingstirringunifyinguplifting

    Antônimosdivisive

Formas
  • more rallying comparative form
  • most rallying superlative form

noun

/ˈræl.i.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de mobilizar apoio ou recursos em torno de um objetivo comum, ou a manifestação da capacidade de reunir forças para retomar esforços.

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.

    ptMobilização

    • 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.

    Sinônimosassemblyconveninggatheringmobilization

  2. Mustering strength for a renewed effortB2formal

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

    ptMobilização de forças

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscomebackrecoveryrenewalresurgencerevival

    Antônimoscollapsegive uprelapsesurrender

Formas
  • rallyings plural form
  • rallyings' possessive plural form
  • rallying's possessive singular form

verb

rally/ˈræl.i/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de reunir ou unir pessoas em torno de um objetivo comum, ou de se recuperar depois de uma derrota ou momento difícil.

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.

    ptReunir-se para apoio

    • 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.

    Sinônimosassembleconvenegathermarshalmusterorganizeround upunite

    Antônimosdispersedividescatterseparate

  2. Recover or improveB2formal

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

    ptRecuperar-se

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbounce backperk uppick upreboundrecoverrecuperaterevive

    Antônimosdeclinedeterioratefadeflagweakenworsen

  3. Sports: hit back and forthB1informalsport

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

    ptTrocar bolas

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbandybatexchangevolley

Formas
  • rallied past participle
  • rallied past simple
  • rallying present participle
  • rallies third person singular