rally
US: /ˈɹæɫi/
UK: /ɹˈæli/
UK: /ɹˈæli/
English Vietnamese dictionary
rally /'ræli/
- danh từ
- sự tập hợp lại
- sự lấy lại sức
- (thể dục,thể thao) đường bóng qua lại nhanh (quần vợt, bóng bàn)
- đại hội
- (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) mít tinh lớn
- ngoại động từ
- tập hợp lại
- củng cố lại, trấn tĩnh lại
- to rally someone's spirit: củng cố lại tinh thần của ai
- nội động từ
- tập hợp lại
- to rally round the flag: tập hợp dưới cờ
- bình phục, lấy lại sức
- to rally from an illness: bình phục
- tấp nập lại
- the market rallied from its depression: thị trường tấp nập trở lại
- (thể dục,thể thao) đưa bóng qua lại nhanh (quần vợt, bóng bàn)
- tập hợp lại
- ngoại động từ
- chế giễu, chế nhạo
- to rally someone on something: chế giễu ai về cái gì
- chế giễu, chế nhạo
Advanced English dictionary
noun, verb
+ noun
1 [C] a large public meeting, especially one held to support a particular idea or political party: to attend / hold a rally + a peace / protest rally + a mass rally in support of the strike
See also -
2 [C] (BrE) a race for motor vehicles over public roads: the Monte Carlo rally + rally driving
3 [C] (in tennis and similar sports) a series of hits of the ball before a point is scored: That was a great rally!
4 [sing.] (in sport or on the Stock Exchange) an act of returning to a strong position after a period of difficulty or weakness: After a furious late rally, they finally scored. + a rally in shares on the stock market
+ verb (rallies, rallying, rallied, rallied)
1 ~ (sb/sth) (around / behind / to sb/sth) to come together or bring people together in order to help or support sb/sth: [V] The cabinet rallied behind the Prime Minister. + Many national newspapers rallied to his support. + [VN] They have rallied a great deal of support for their campaign. + The country hastily rallied its defences.
2 [V] to become healthier, stronger, etc. after a period of illness, weakness, etc: He never really rallied after the operation. + The champion rallied to win the second set 63.
3 [V] (finance) (especially of share prices or a country's money) to increase in value after falling in value: The company's shares had rallied slightly by the close of trading. + The pound rallied against the dollar.
Phrasal Verbs: rally round / around
rally round / around sb (of a group of people) to work together in order to help sb who is in a difficult or unpleasant situation: The whole family rallied round when Mum was ill.
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 gathering, (mass) meeting, meet, convocation, convention, assemblage, assembly, muster:
There is to be a political rally tonight in the town square. Are you taking your Daimler to the vintage car rally?
2 recovery, improvement, revival, turn for the better, recuperation, renewal:
His doctors said that the rally might be only temporary.
v.
3 Often, rally round. bring or call or get together, round up, assemble, convene, group, congregate, organize, come together, troop; marshal, mobilize, summon, gather, muster:
All Sally's friends rallied round her when her father died. He rallied every last ounce of strength in the dash for the finishing line
4 revive, rouse, recover, improve, get better, take a turn for the better, recuperate, perk up, pick up, Colloq snap out of it, make a comeback:
According to the nurse, he rallied during the night and asked for something to eat.
Collocation dictionary
1 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
2 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.
3 in tennis
ADJ.
long, short | exciting
VERB + RALLY
play | win | lose
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.
Concise English dictionary
rallied|rallies|rallying'rælɪ
noun
+a large gathering of people intended to arouse enthusiasm
+the feat of mustering strength for a renewed effort
+a marked recovery of strength or spirits during an illness
+an automobile race run over public roads
+(sports) an unbroken sequence of several successive strokes
verb
+gather
+call to arms; of military personnel
+gather or bring together
+return to a former condition
+harass with persistent criticism or carping
