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Meanings of pull together in English

Portuguese
recolher
Catalan
recol·lectar
Spanish
ensamblar

Assemble or get together.

Related terms
recolher

A type of knit shirt having an open front, that can usually be buttoned or zipped.

Usage of pull together in English
1
I'm simply saying we all need to pull together as a country.
The Guardian
2
Growing up, we always had family, and families seemed to pull together.
The Guardian
3
If the station was under threat, they needed everyone to pull together.
The Burning Dark
4
A strong active pull together will do our work in thirty days.
The Victim: A Romance of the Real Jefferson Davis
5
As long as we pull together, there's nothing to be afraid of.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
6
In silico-derived protein groups pull together functionally related proteins, providing stable identifiers.
Pubmed
7
The concentrating and conservative forces would all, so to speak, pull together.
English Prose / A Series of Related Essays for the Discussion an...
8
That means that we must pull together and not against one another.
Swirling Waters
9
Voss supervised the construction of as many as they could pull together.
Return of the Crimson Guard
10
It is unfortunate that you and I don't pull together, Mr. Sedgwick.
The Pirate of Panama: A Tale of the Fight for Buried Treasure
11
She said everyone needs to pull together to ensure Levuka's future.
Radio NZ
12
We want to pull together different arguments in a coherent way.
Wired
13
FOOD:Midweek suppers should be healthy, and relatively quick to pull together.
The Irish Times
14
To that end, we thought we'd pull together the best of the best.
Wired
15
At times like these, families pull together to support each other.
The Guardian
16
We had to pull together because the road ahead of us was rocky.
Ebony
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Translations for pull together
Pull together through the time
Pull together across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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