(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) sự hội ý riêng, sự hội ý bí mật
to go into a huddle with somebody: hội ý riêng với ai
ngoại động từ
((thường) + together) chất đống lộn xộn; vứt thành đống lộn xộn
nội động từ
((thường) + together) túm tụm vào với nhau; nằm rúc vào nhau
sheep huddled together at sight of the wolf: cừu túm tụm vào với nhau khi trông thấy chó sói
(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) hội ý riêng, hội ý bí mật
to huddle along
hối hả, vội vàng, tất ta tất tưởi
to huddle on nh to huddle along
mặc vội vàng
to huddle on one's clothé: mặc quần áo vội vàng
to huddle over
giải quyết vội vàng, làm vội vàng (một công việc...)
to huddle up
vứt đống lộn xộn, xếp đống lộn xộn
giải quyết vội vàng, làm vội vàng qua loa (công việc...)
(+ oneself) nằm co lại, nằm cuộn tròn
to huddle oneself up in bed; to lie huddled up in bed: nằm cuộn tròn trên giường
to huddle through
(như) to huddle over
Concise Dictionary
huddles|huddled|huddling'hʌdl noun +(informal) a quick private conference +a disorganized and densely packed crowd verb +crowd or draw together +crouch or curl up
3 cluster, gather, crowd or press together, throng or flock together, nestle, jam or cram together, squeeze together:
We huddled in basements during air raids.
4 meet, discuss, confer, consult:
Let's huddle on this question of the advertising schedule.
Advanced English Dictionary
verb, noun +verb[V][usually +adv./prep.] ~ (up) 1 (of people or animals) to gather closely together, usually because of cold or fear: We huddled together for warmth. + They all huddled around the fire. + People huddled up close to each other. 2 to hold your arms and legs close to your body, usually because you are cold or frightened: I huddled under a blanket on the floor. huddled adjective: People were huddled together around the fire. + huddled figures in shop doorways + We found him huddled on the floor. +noun 1 a small group of people, objects or buildings that are close together, especially when they are not in any particular order: People stood around in huddles. + The track led them to a huddle of barns and outbuildings. 2 (in American football) a time when the players gather round to hear the plan for the next part of the game Idioms: get / go into a huddle (with sb) to move close to sb so that you can talk about sth without other people hearing
Collocation Dictionary noun
ADJ.
little, small, tight
VERB + HUDDLE
get into, go into
The team went into a huddle at half-time to discuss their tactics.
PREP.
in a ~
They stood in a tight huddle, whispering.
| ~ of
A little huddle of men stood in one corner.
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