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Meanings of band together in English

Catalan
unir

Form a group or unite.

unir
Usage of band together in English
1
Other NFP parliamentarians would also band together to form several new parties.
The Irish Times
2
Political parties band together to stop the Government over-ruling on broadband prices.
Radio NZ
3
She says she hopes more manufacturers can band together and help, however.
Radio NZ
4
Geeks over 35 band together to fight for their right to code.
Wired
5
After the battle, the Companies would band together and smash Starling's outfit.
Dogs of war
6
Or maybe they have to band together to protect themselves against her.
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7
No sooner had he left Wallace than Archie called his band together.
In Freedom's Cause : A Story of Wallace and Bruce
8
Lets band together, share the supermarket rip offs and all save money.
News.com.au
9
The last big beasts have to band together to ensure their survival.
The Guardian
10
She said teachers needed to band together in order to fight for improvements.
Radio NZ
11
And Disability support agencies band together to achieved better outcomes for disabled people.
Radio NZ
12
In the network, companies band together to create strong competitive entities.
The Irish Times
13
In times of great darkness, spiritual warriors band together and fight the Forces.
Take Me for a Ride: Coming of Age in a Destructive Cult
14
Suppose, for example, that they were to band together and strike.
The End of Man?
15
Another alternative is to band together with other partners to demand more transparency.
Reuters
16
In other neighborhoods, people are using low-tech solutions to band together.
Wired
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United States of America
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