gather
UK: /ˈɡæð.ər/ US: /-ə`/Translation
v [t, i]
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⇨ reunirse
⇨ agruparse
A crowd of people gathered around the ambulance Una multitud de gente se agrupó alrededor de la ambulancia
v [t]
Véase tb: to {collect/gather} one's thoughts; to {gain/gather} momentum; to {get/gather} sth together›
⇨ reunir
⇨ recoger
I gathered my books together before leaving Recogí mis libros antes de salir
› (datos)
⇨ recopilar
⇨ recoger
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⇨ tener entendido
From what I can gather, they're moving to Amsterdam Por lo que tengo entendido, se mudan a Ámsterdam
so I gather así lo tengo entendido
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⇨ ganar
to gather support ganar apoyo
to gather speed ganar velocidad
(Definition of gather vv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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