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Meanings of come together in English

Portuguese
unir-se
Spanish
cubrir

Come together, as if in an embrace.

unir-se
Synonyms
Examples for "close"
Examples for "close"
1
Even so, Moldova's parliamentary majority and government remain close allies of Europe.
Reuters
2
However, FMC said it still expects the deal to close this year.
Reuters
3
The result of that saw many companies close and numerous jobs lost.
The South African
4
Aid groups say health services across the country are close to collapse.
Reuters
5
As a result, the government lost just over close to R16 million.
The South African
Usage of come together in English
1
The State and the industry would come together to fund new medicines.
Independent.ie
2
Moore said the strategic partnership announced last year has not come together.
Reuters
3
People of Ireland, let us come together today to praise Ross O'Carroll-Kelly.
The Irish Times
4
He called for legal minds to come together to address the problem.
Radio NZ
5
I just hope that hopefully, our story helps other groups come together.
Ebony
6
She says 13 NGOs have come together under the Civil Society Forum.
Radio NZ
7
It's actually three separate books that come together to form one story.
Wired
8
Hopefully it will all come together and work out well, Henderson said.
Radio NZ
9
Genetic messages from both parents come together to create many different combinations.
It's nobody's fault: new hope and help for difficult children an...
10
The number of bank alliances signals that things could come together soon.
Reuters
11
The Labour movement must come together to avoid this at all costs.
The Guardian
12
An opportunity to come together as a community to grieve and remember.
Radio NZ
13
In some cases, deals have come together as quickly as 36 hours.
Reuters
14
The new policy has come together after contentious meetings within the administration.
Reuters
15
Between ten and twenty components come together to form an intelligent individual.
Anvil of stars
16
It had been months since they had come together in this way.
The Human Factor
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Translations for come together
Portuguese
unir-se
Come together through the time
Come together across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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