Definition of congregate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
purposeful gatheringgather together for a purpose
- Fans congregated outside the stadium to see the players.
- Protesters congregate at the square every weekend.
- Birds congregate by the lake during migration.
Origin of congregate
Latin, congregare (to gather together)
Terms with congregate included in their meaning
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congregate
come together as a group
butterflies
congregate on a moist area for nutrients
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- French:se rassembler, ...
- German:zusammenkommen, ...
- Italian:riunirsi, ...
- Spanish:reunirse, ...
- Portuguese:reunir-se, ...
- Chinese:聚集, ...
- Japanese:集まる, ...
- Arabic:اجتمع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְכַּנֵּס, ...
- Russian:собираться, ...
- Ukrainian:збиратися, ...
- Hindi:इकट्ठा होना, ...
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