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DictionaryEnglish - Myanmar

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rally

/ˈrali/

US pronunciation

American sound/ˈrali/

rally

Syllables: 2 syllables
Stress: 1st syllable stress
Vowel: IPA vowel pattern
Ending: Final y vowel sound

ral - ly -> rally

Myanmar meaning

(v) စုရုံးသည်။ နောက်ပြောင်သည်။ (n) စုရုံးခြင်း။

Full entry

rally /'ræli/ v (pt, pp rallied )

၁။ (က) ~ (round/ behind/ to sb/ sth); ~ (round)
ရိုင်းပင်းသည်။ ဝိုင်းလာကြသည်။
When their mother was ill, the children all rallied round (her). ❍ Her colleagues rallied to her defence when she was accused of stealing.
(ခ) ~ sb/ sth (round sb) လှုံ့ဆော်စည်းရုံးသည်။
The Prime Minister has managed to rally public opinion (to his side). ❍ The leader rallied his men (round him). ❍ The rallying cry of ( ie call for support by) the party leaders.
၂။ ထူထူထောင်ထောင် ဖြစ်လာသည်။ ပြန်မတ်လာသည်။ The pound rallied today against the German mark. ❍ The team rallied after a poor first half.
၃။ (finance ) (အစုရှယ်ယာတန်ဖိုး စသည်) ပြန်တက်လာသည်။
n
၁။ [C] လူထုစည်းဝေးပွဲ။ attend/ address a party rally ❍ organize/ hold/ stage a peace rally.
၂။ [sing] ပြန်မတ် လာခြင်း။ an unexpected/ late rally of shares on the Stock Market.
၃။ [C] (in tennis, etc) တစ်မှတ်ရရှိရန် ဘတစ်ပြန်ကျားတစ်ပြန် ရိုက်ကြခြင်း။ That was a great rally!
၄။ [C] လူသွားလမ်းမပေါ်တွင် ကျင်းပသော ကားပြိုင်ပွဲ။ rally driving.

More examples

A pro-democracy rally
[mass rally] : A mass rally in support of the strike
[hold/stage a rally] : Environmental groups held a rally in London last week.
The Paris–Dakar rally
A rally driver
There has been a sharp rally in the price of gold.

Synonyms

public meeting, meeting, gathering, assembly, convention, arouse, assemblage, assemble, awaken, bestir, bond together, bounce back, brace up, bring to order, bring together, call to arms, call together, caucus, celebration, celebratory meeting, challenge, charge, clambake, collect, come about, come along, come around, come from behind, come to order, come together, comeback, convene, convocation, counterattack, demo, demonstration, encourage, enliven, fire, gather, get act together, get back in shape, get better, get second wind, get together, get-together, grow stronger, improve, improvement, inspirit, invigorate, join forces, kindle, make a comeback, march, marshal, mass meeting, meet, mobilize, muster, organize, pep rally, perk up, pick up, pow-wow, pull through, reassemble, reconvene, recover, recovery, recuperate, recuperation, redouble, reform, refresh, regain strength, regroup, rejuvenate, renew, renewal, reorganize, restore, resurgence, resurrect, resuscitate, reunite, revival, revive, round up, rouse, session, shape up, snap out of it, summon, support, surge, turn around, turn things around, turning point, unite, urge, wake, waken, whet, wreak havoc

Antonyms

bore, calm, damage, dampen, decline, destroy, destruction, deteriorate, discourage, disenchant, disorganize, disperse, dissuade, distribute, divide, dull, enervate, halt, hurt, kill, lose, regress, regression, remission, ruin, scatter, separate, stop, weaken, weakening, worsen

Cross references

public meeting meeting gathering assembly convention arouse assemblage assemble awaken bestir bond together bounce back brace up bring to order bring together call to arms call together caucus celebration celebratory meeting challenge charge clambake collect come about come along come around come from behind

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