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Meanings of bring together in English

Portuguese
juntar
Catalan
unir
Spanish
unir

To cause to become joined or linked.

juntar

Bring together in a common cause or emotion.

Usage of bring together in English
1
Monday's meeting will bring together clubs increasingly at loggerheads over several problems.
The Guardian
2
We wanted to bring together different kinds of people interested addressing inequality.
Ebony
3
Her mission is using design to bring together people, business and culture.
The Guardian
4
Muslims tend to hold large feasts to bring together families during Ramadan.
Radio NZ
5
A meeting with chief constables helped bring together the criminal justice reforms.
The Guardian
6
Then they bring together four or five scribes for a story workshop.
Wired
7
The goal is to bring together researchers of distinct, yet overlapping, disciplines.
Wired
8
The work of the shepherd is to bring together the scattered sheep.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace
9
Gaming franchises can bring together several teams that play across multiple titles.
The Irish Times
10
We're trying to bring together the established and the emerging rugby worlds.
The Guardian
11
They will bring together some of the brightest people in the world.
Wired
12
But how does he bring together the polar elements of his emotions?
The Guardian
13
Thus the ocean has served less to separate than to bring together.
A History of Sea Power
14
There was little town life to bring together all classes of men.
History of American Literature
15
If you think fit, I could well bring together thirty thousand warriors.
Heroes Every Child Should Know
16
They are building-material, ready-hewn blocks, which we have only to bring together.
A New Philosophy: Henri Bergson
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Translations for bring together
Bring together through the time
Bring together across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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