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Meanings of grouping in English

Portuguese
conjunto
Catalan
col·lectiu
Spanish
colectivo

Any number of entities (members) considered as a unit.

conjunto

A system for classifying things into groups.

Usage of grouping in English
1
The health board has said that the grouping of cases is coincidental.
The Irish Times
2
For years he led the Socialist International international grouping of leftwing parties.
The Guardian
3
The days of unquestioning deference to a particular religious grouping are gone.
The Irish Times
4
But here's another way of grouping you might want to consider: -4
Wired
5
She left Ukip for a new Lincolnshire independent grouping, with four colleagues.
The Guardian
6
The shadows seemed lacking in definiteness, the outlines and grouping in coherence.
Lord of the World
7
By 2005, its members also formed the largest opposition grouping in parliament.
The Guardian
8
The research points to a grouping of specific genes that indicate perviness.
The South African
9
Furthermore, we found support for invariance of the model across geographical grouping.
Pubmed
10
The grouping comprises the United States, Australia, Canada, Britain and New Zealand.
Reuters
11
An exclusive grouping, at any one time there are just 24 members.
BBC
12
The antheridia have a similar origin and grouping on the male plant.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
13
The margin of error is higher for the gender grouping, Mason-Dixon said.
Reuters
14
The grouping of the picture is of course of the utmost importance.
The Pleasures of Life
15
The grouping brings together four parties which have dominated the post-war scene.
The Irish Times
16
They then undergo their arrival veterinary treatment programme before grouping and housing.
Independent.ie
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Translations for grouping
Grouping through the time
Grouping across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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