Definition of regather in English:

regather

verb riːˈɡaðərēˈɡaT͟Hər

1with object Collect or gather again.
再收集；再聚集
after 1910 the workers' movement regathered momentum
1910年后工人运动重新积聚起动力。
Example sentencesExamples
- In the four years of a Kerry administration, we can regather our forces and select someone less obvious and more competent to run against him in 2008, re-asserting true conservative dominance in the years to come.
- ‘Oh, but Mrs. Nichols,’ she said, trying to regather her thoughts again, inwardly berating her weakness.
- Alia would be on the handrails holding herself up, trying to regather the little strength she had.
- Groves scored next when Paul Scott kicked through on the last, regathered the ball and touched down under the posts.
- After a while, when she'd regathered her wits, and caught her breath, she raised her head to look around.
- Before she could regather her composure, he had rendered her ineffective as he held her firmly.
- Is it your sense this hurricane is going to ebb further in strength or there any likelihood here that it will regather its strength?
- After Rhea had regathered her wits, taken off her outer overtop and gypsy - shirt and placed the photo-like projection pad in her room, she decided to return to the others, perhaps to mingle with a certain someone.
- After failing to gain a commitment to legislation in the Queen's Speech, the Campaign for Yorkshire is to regather its forces ahead of an expected Government White Paper on regional government in the autumn.
- He dangled lifeless for a moment, making sure he regathered his energy before swinging his body up over the wall and landing painfully on the other side.
- One can see this two-part adaptation by Edward Hall and Roger Warren on consecutive evenings - or else in a complete day, with a couple of hours of afternoon sunshine between performances to regather energies for the fray.
- On regathering his senses, Dr T is summoned into a rustic dwelling inside which a woman is giving birth.
- But once in a while people are brave and regather their energies in the face of further governmental arrogations of power.
- But the top-seeded Moya regathered his composure to take his third title of the year after success in Buenos Aires and Barcelona.
- It is a chance for the union to regather its strength.
- Finally, somewhat protected from the driving rain, they began to regather their wits and decided to discuss their next move.
- Oddie converted, but only after the ball had fallen over, forcing the quick-thinking Orcadian to regather it and drop the conversion with his left - and wrong - kicking foot.
- The short kick-off after Martin's try was regathered by Darren Callaghan, who made a bigger impact at scrum-half in the second half than he had at full-back in the first.
- Realistically, I know that some projects take more than one session and putting everything away and then regathering it every time, is just as damaging to the creative process as not finding a place to work.
- I find it frustrating having to constantly stop, help, then regather my thoughts to push on with the project I'm completing.
2no object Meet or come together again.
重新集合；再集合
they regathered at lunchtime to resume their drinking
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It will fix you right up,’ she said, as the last of her friends departed, heading home to freshen up before regathering for dinner at the club.
- He starts to rebuild the bridge, a small crowd regathers, and a ripple of applause once more spreads across to the island.
- Alas the surge was short lived as West regathered and countered the Eagle attack.
- The Taira regathered with their fleet at Yashima off the island of Shikoku.
- Today the congregation will regather in St Andrews to acclaim the youngest-ever winner of golf's Grand Slam.
- Many of those present headed for individual reunion locations before regathering that night at Wharf 8 for the Sunset presentation by the RAN Band.
- But the Tigers simply regathered, reset and presented the ball to Healey.
- The whole group of protesters was able to regather from the violence and march peacefully through the CBD, past boutique fashion and jewellery shops, without damaging a thing.
- They did regather for one last effort but despite an onslaught which produced a yellow card for the listless Boks' captain Joost van der Westhuizen the home defence held out.

Definition of regather in US English:

regather

verbrēˈɡaT͟Hər

1with object Collect or gather (something) again.
再收集；再聚集
after 1910 the workers' movement regathered momentum
1910年后工人运动重新积聚起动力。
Example sentencesExamples
- One can see this two-part adaptation by Edward Hall and Roger Warren on consecutive evenings - or else in a complete day, with a couple of hours of afternoon sunshine between performances to regather energies for the fray.
- After failing to gain a commitment to legislation in the Queen's Speech, the Campaign for Yorkshire is to regather its forces ahead of an expected Government White Paper on regional government in the autumn.
- I find it frustrating having to constantly stop, help, then regather my thoughts to push on with the project I'm completing.
- But the top-seeded Moya regathered his composure to take his third title of the year after success in Buenos Aires and Barcelona.
- It is a chance for the union to regather its strength.
- On regathering his senses, Dr T is summoned into a rustic dwelling inside which a woman is giving birth.
- Finally, somewhat protected from the driving rain, they began to regather their wits and decided to discuss their next move.
- In the four years of a Kerry administration, we can regather our forces and select someone less obvious and more competent to run against him in 2008, re-asserting true conservative dominance in the years to come.
- After Rhea had regathered her wits, taken off her outer overtop and gypsy - shirt and placed the photo-like projection pad in her room, she decided to return to the others, perhaps to mingle with a certain someone.
- Is it your sense this hurricane is going to ebb further in strength or there any likelihood here that it will regather its strength?
- After a while, when she'd regathered her wits, and caught her breath, she raised her head to look around.
- Before she could regather her composure, he had rendered her ineffective as he held her firmly.
- Realistically, I know that some projects take more than one session and putting everything away and then regathering it every time, is just as damaging to the creative process as not finding a place to work.
- ‘Oh, but Mrs. Nichols,’ she said, trying to regather her thoughts again, inwardly berating her weakness.
- The short kick-off after Martin's try was regathered by Darren Callaghan, who made a bigger impact at scrum-half in the second half than he had at full-back in the first.
- He dangled lifeless for a moment, making sure he regathered his energy before swinging his body up over the wall and landing painfully on the other side.
- Groves scored next when Paul Scott kicked through on the last, regathered the ball and touched down under the posts.
- But once in a while people are brave and regather their energies in the face of further governmental arrogations of power.
- Oddie converted, but only after the ball had fallen over, forcing the quick-thinking Orcadian to regather it and drop the conversion with his left - and wrong - kicking foot.
- Alia would be on the handrails holding herself up, trying to regather the little strength she had.
2no object Meet or come together again.
重新集合；再集合
they regathered at lunchtime to resume their drinking
Example sentencesExamples
- Today the congregation will regather in St Andrews to acclaim the youngest-ever winner of golf's Grand Slam.
- He starts to rebuild the bridge, a small crowd regathers, and a ripple of applause once more spreads across to the island.
- Alas the surge was short lived as West regathered and countered the Eagle attack.
- The Taira regathered with their fleet at Yashima off the island of Shikoku.
- The whole group of protesters was able to regather from the violence and march peacefully through the CBD, past boutique fashion and jewellery shops, without damaging a thing.
- Many of those present headed for individual reunion locations before regathering that night at Wharf 8 for the Sunset presentation by the RAN Band.
- But the Tigers simply regathered, reset and presented the ball to Healey.
- They did regather for one last effort but despite an onslaught which produced a yellow card for the listless Boks' captain Joost van der Westhuizen the home defence held out.
- ‘It will fix you right up,’ she said, as the last of her friends departed, heading home to freshen up before regathering for dinner at the club.

单词	regather
释义	Definition of regather in English: regather verb riːˈɡaðərēˈɡaT͟Hər 1with object Collect or gather again. 再收集；再聚集 after 1910 the workers' movement regathered momentum 1910年后工人运动重新积聚起动力。 Example sentencesExamples In the four years of a Kerry administration, we can regather our forces and select someone less obvious and more competent to run against him in 2008, re-asserting true conservative dominance in the years to come. ‘Oh, but Mrs. Nichols,’ she said, trying to regather her thoughts again, inwardly berating her weakness. Alia would be on the handrails holding herself up, trying to regather the little strength she had. Groves scored next when Paul Scott kicked through on the last, regathered the ball and touched down under the posts. After a while, when she'd regathered her wits, and caught her breath, she raised her head to look around. Before she could regather her composure, he had rendered her ineffective as he held her firmly. Is it your sense this hurricane is going to ebb further in strength or there any likelihood here that it will regather its strength? After Rhea had regathered her wits, taken off her outer overtop and gypsy - shirt and placed the photo-like projection pad in her room, she decided to return to the others, perhaps to mingle with a certain someone. After failing to gain a commitment to legislation in the Queen's Speech, the Campaign for Yorkshire is to regather its forces ahead of an expected Government White Paper on regional government in the autumn. He dangled lifeless for a moment, making sure he regathered his energy before swinging his body up over the wall and landing painfully on the other side. One can see this two-part adaptation by Edward Hall and Roger Warren on consecutive evenings - or else in a complete day, with a couple of hours of afternoon sunshine between performances to regather energies for the fray. On regathering his senses, Dr T is summoned into a rustic dwelling inside which a woman is giving birth. But once in a while people are brave and regather their energies in the face of further governmental arrogations of power. But the top-seeded Moya regathered his composure to take his third title of the year after success in Buenos Aires and Barcelona. It is a chance for the union to regather its strength. Finally, somewhat protected from the driving rain, they began to regather their wits and decided to discuss their next move. Oddie converted, but only after the ball had fallen over, forcing the quick-thinking Orcadian to regather it and drop the conversion with his left - and wrong - kicking foot. The short kick-off after Martin's try was regathered by Darren Callaghan, who made a bigger impact at scrum-half in the second half than he had at full-back in the first. Realistically, I know that some projects take more than one session and putting everything away and then regathering it every time, is just as damaging to the creative process as not finding a place to work. I find it frustrating having to constantly stop, help, then regather my thoughts to push on with the project I'm completing. 2no object Meet or come together again. 重新集合；再集合 they regathered at lunchtime to resume their drinking Example sentencesExamples ‘It will fix you right up,’ she said, as the last of her friends departed, heading home to freshen up before regathering for dinner at the club. He starts to rebuild the bridge, a small crowd regathers, and a ripple of applause once more spreads across to the island. Alas the surge was short lived as West regathered and countered the Eagle attack. The Taira regathered with their fleet at Yashima off the island of Shikoku. Today the congregation will regather in St Andrews to acclaim the youngest-ever winner of golf's Grand Slam. Many of those present headed for individual reunion locations before regathering that night at Wharf 8 for the Sunset presentation by the RAN Band. But the Tigers simply regathered, reset and presented the ball to Healey. The whole group of protesters was able to regather from the violence and march peacefully through the CBD, past boutique fashion and jewellery shops, without damaging a thing. They did regather for one last effort but despite an onslaught which produced a yellow card for the listless Boks' captain Joost van der Westhuizen the home defence held out. Definition of regather in US English: regather verbrēˈɡaT͟Hər 1with object Collect or gather (something) again. 再收集；再聚集 after 1910 the workers' movement regathered momentum 1910年后工人运动重新积聚起动力。 Example sentencesExamples One can see this two-part adaptation by Edward Hall and Roger Warren on consecutive evenings - or else in a complete day, with a couple of hours of afternoon sunshine between performances to regather energies for the fray. After failing to gain a commitment to legislation in the Queen's Speech, the Campaign for Yorkshire is to regather its forces ahead of an expected Government White Paper on regional government in the autumn. I find it frustrating having to constantly stop, help, then regather my thoughts to push on with the project I'm completing. But the top-seeded Moya regathered his composure to take his third title of the year after success in Buenos Aires and Barcelona. It is a chance for the union to regather its strength. On regathering his senses, Dr T is summoned into a rustic dwelling inside which a woman is giving birth. Finally, somewhat protected from the driving rain, they began to regather their wits and decided to discuss their next move. In the four years of a Kerry administration, we can regather our forces and select someone less obvious and more competent to run against him in 2008, re-asserting true conservative dominance in the years to come. After Rhea had regathered her wits, taken off her outer overtop and gypsy - shirt and placed the photo-like projection pad in her room, she decided to return to the others, perhaps to mingle with a certain someone. Is it your sense this hurricane is going to ebb further in strength or there any likelihood here that it will regather its strength? After a while, when she'd regathered her wits, and caught her breath, she raised her head to look around. Before she could regather her composure, he had rendered her ineffective as he held her firmly. Realistically, I know that some projects take more than one session and putting everything away and then regathering it every time, is just as damaging to the creative process as not finding a place to work. ‘Oh, but Mrs. Nichols,’ she said, trying to regather her thoughts again, inwardly berating her weakness. The short kick-off after Martin's try was regathered by Darren Callaghan, who made a bigger impact at scrum-half in the second half than he had at full-back in the first. He dangled lifeless for a moment, making sure he regathered his energy before swinging his body up over the wall and landing painfully on the other side. Groves scored next when Paul Scott kicked through on the last, regathered the ball and touched down under the posts. But once in a while people are brave and regather their energies in the face of further governmental arrogations of power. Oddie converted, but only after the ball had fallen over, forcing the quick-thinking Orcadian to regather it and drop the conversion with his left - and wrong - kicking foot. Alia would be on the handrails holding herself up, trying to regather the little strength she had. 2no object Meet or come together again. 重新集合；再集合 they regathered at lunchtime to resume their drinking Example sentencesExamples Today the congregation will regather in St Andrews to acclaim the youngest-ever winner of golf's Grand Slam. He starts to rebuild the bridge, a small crowd regathers, and a ripple of applause once more spreads across to the island. Alas the surge was short lived as West regathered and countered the Eagle attack. The Taira regathered with their fleet at Yashima off the island of Shikoku. The whole group of protesters was able to regather from the violence and march peacefully through the CBD, past boutique fashion and jewellery shops, without damaging a thing. Many of those present headed for individual reunion locations before regathering that night at Wharf 8 for the Sunset presentation by the RAN Band. But the Tigers simply regathered, reset and presented the ball to Healey. They did regather for one last effort but despite an onslaught which produced a yellow card for the listless Boks' captain Joost van der Westhuizen the home defence held out. ‘It will fix you right up,’ she said, as the last of her friends departed, heading home to freshen up before regathering for dinner at the club.
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