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Meanings of regroup in English

Portuguese
reorganizar

Organize anew, as after a setback.

reorganizar
Usage of regroup in English
1
Weeks later he surfaced, vowing the Taliban would regroup and regain power.
Reuters
2
He refuses, saying that would allow the FARC a chance to regroup.
Reuters
3
The Tories are tired, divided and need a good rest to regroup.'
The Guardian
4
Uribe says the FARC would use the area to regroup and rearm.
Reuters
5
We have to regroup and get ready for Miami. TV: 8 p.m.
Reuters
6
Somehow, this heartbroken England side had to regroup for one final challenge.
The Guardian
7
Mosimane hopes his team can quickly regroup after an eventful few days.
The South African
8
Uribe opposes the demand, saying it would allow the FARC to regroup.
Reuters
9
This week is definitely a pull back and regroup moment, over all.
Ebony
10
We've got to regroup, but we did a lot of good things.
Reuters
11
Maybe Raelyn didn't come back-maybeshe fled, ran off to regroup elsewhere.
Ice Like Fire
12
They needed time to regroup and figure out what to do next.
Avalon
13
I returned to my office, determined to regroup mentally before driving home.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
14
How long do you think it will take these yahoos to regroup?
Blood Meridian
15
Just pause, regroup, and get on with your second bit. Brilliant advice.
The Guardian
16
Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak called timeout to try to regroup his players.
Reuters
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Translations for regroup
Portuguese
reorganizar
Regroup through the time
Regroup across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common