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convocar
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mobilitzar
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convocar
Make ready for action or use.
marshal
summon
mobilise
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convocar
Portuguese
convocar
Spanish
movilizar
Catalan
mobilitzar
Call to arms; of military personnel.
rally
circulate
call up
demobilize
demobilise
Portuguese
convocar
1
Friends of democracy and free speech, help me
mobilize
a little here.
2
We'll see how much the opposition is able to
mobilize
,
he said.
3
Corporations, activists, celebrities, and politicians
mobilize
a galvanized community into moving forward.
4
Jawar could help
mobilize
support for the coalition - or a rival.
5
It'll be too late by the time you can
mobilize
your men.
6
The schedule hinges on starting to
mobilize
equipment in February, TC said.
7
We will use thousands of AmeriCorps volunteers to
mobilize
this citizen army.
8
When we ignore race barriers and
mobilize
together, we can cause change.
9
Donors received G-CSF to
mobilize
and used peripheral blood stem cell transplantation.
10
Democrats aim to
mobilize
African-American base, win back white moderates JACKSON, Miss.
11
A wonderful organization, that Feudal System, which could
mobilize
an army overnight!
12
Western Europe: 'First thing he'll do is
mobilize
New York to defend himself.
13
The Israeli government couldn't
mobilize
its Army every time its neighbors threatened war.
14
My hope is that we can
mobilize
that energy from awareness into action.
15
So far, efforts to
mobilize
protests have had only limited success.
16
Thus, it's important to fully
mobilize
your knee, including maximum flexion.
mobilize
·
mobilize support
mobilize more
mobilize resources
mobilize thousands
mobilize voters
Portuguese
convocar
reunir
mobilizar
circular
Catalan
mobilitzar
convocar
aplegar
circular
Spanish
convocar
movilizar