gathering如何读

英:[ˈgæðərɪŋ]

美:[ˈɡæðərɪŋ]

gathering是什么意思

n.

聚集

集会

采集

积累

v.

(使)聚集( gather的现在分词)

集合

推断

了解

gathering自然拼读

gath·er·ing

gae th rIng

gathering变形

复数:gatherings

gathering词根

词根:gather

n.

gather 聚集;衣褶;收获量

gatherer 采集者,收集器

vi.

gather 聚集;化脓;皱起

vt.

gather 收集;收割;使…聚集;使…皱起

gathering英英释义

noun

a coming together of people in a group (as for social, religious, or political purposes) : assembly, meeting a gathering of world leaders planned a big family gathering

an informal gathering

the collecting of food or raw materials from the wild … peoples who raise domesticated animals and who do not depend on hunting, gathering, or the planting of their own crops …—Marvin Harris

Hunting and gathering also added to the food supply. Wild fruits, berries and mollusks were gathered …—Barbara A. Leitch

collection, compilation

a gather in cloth

a suppurating swelling : abscess

noun

gathering词组

data gathering数据采集;资料搜集

information gathering信息收(搜)集;情报收集

gathering system收集系统

social gathering联谊会;社会集结

intelligence gathering情报收集;情报搜集

gathering line集油管线

gathering区别

 rally, congress, session, assembly, meeting, gathering, convention, conference, council

这组词都有“会,会议”的意思,其区别是:

rally指大规模的群众性政治集会。

congress指国会、议会、代表大会等机构,尤指经选举产生的国家立法机构的大会或由这些机构召开的大会,也可指专业人员代表大会。

session一般指议会等召开的正式会议。

assembly多指一个通常有许多人参加、计划好的,为某一特殊目的而召集的会议。

meeting普通用词,词义广泛。指一般性的会议,可用于任何场合。

gathering指两人以上的聚会或集会,强调非正式性。

convention侧重指某一政党或团体为某一特殊目的而召开的会议;也可指学术团体的年会。

conference正式用词,一般指大型会议,如政府工作会议、国际学术交流会议、各国之间的协商、会谈等。

council在国际上多指由各国代表参加的政治会议,或常设的政治机构。在国内、地方上,此词多指常设的政务领导机构,如市政委员会等。

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gathering词源中文解释

12世纪中期,"gadering",意为"人们的集会,聚集的行为",源自古英语晚期的"gaderung",意为"聚集,联合,收集,集会",是"gather"(动词)的动名词。

gathering_法律行业词汇

集会

gathering词源英文解释

Noun Middle English gaderyng, gederunge, going back to Old English gadrung, gædrung, gegaderung, gegadrung "joining, union, assembly," from gadrian, gaderian "to join, unite, gather >entry 1" + -ung -ing >entry 3

The first known use of gathering was before the 12th century

gathering儿童词典英英释义

geniusnoun

plural genii an accompanying spirit of a person or place

a strong leaning or inclination

a genius for getting into trouble

a peculiar, distinctive, or identifying character

the genius of a nation

great natural ability

extraordinary intelligence

a very gifted person

general1 of 2adjective

involving, applying to, or affecting the whole : not local or partial the general body of citizens

a general election

relating to or covering all instances

a general conclusion

not specific or in detail

a general outline

common to many

the general custom here

not special : not specialized

a general store

of top rank

general manager

general2 of 2noun

a military officer with a rank above that of a colonelespecially: an officer with the rank just above that of a lieutenant general

gazeverb

to fix the eyes in a steady intent look

gayadjective

happily excited : merry

a gay mood

cheerful sense 1a, lively

a gay meadow

brilliant in color

given to social pleasures

of or relating to romantic attraction to people of one's same sex

gave

gauge1 of 2noun

measurement according to some standard or system: as

the distance between the rails of a railroad

the size of a shotgun expressed as the number of lead balls of the same size as the interior diameter of the barrel required to make a pound

a 12-gauge shotgun

the thickness of sheet metal or the diameter of wire or a screw

the fineness of a knitted fabric in loops per unit of width

an instrument for measuring, testing, or registering

gauge2 of 2verb

to measure exactly

to find out the capacity or contents of

estimate entry 1 sense 1

gauge1 of 2noun

measurement according to some standard or system: as

the distance between the rails of a railroad

the size of a shotgun expressed as the number of lead balls of the same size as the interior diameter of the barrel required to make a pound

a 12-gauge shotgun

the thickness of sheet metal or the diameter of wire or a screw

the fineness of a knitted fabric in loops per unit of width

an instrument for measuring, testing, or registering

gauge2 of 2verb

to measure exactly

to find out the capacity or contents of

estimate entry 1 sense 1

gauge1 of 2noun

measurement according to some standard or system: as

the distance between the rails of a railroad

the size of a shotgun expressed as the number of lead balls of the same size as the interior diameter of the barrel required to make a pound

a 12-gauge shotgun

the thickness of sheet metal or the diameter of wire or a screw

the fineness of a knitted fabric in loops per unit of width

an instrument for measuring, testing, or registering

gauge2 of 2verb

to measure exactly

to find out the capacity or contents of

estimate entry 1 sense 1

gatheringnoun

assembly sense 1, meeting

a pus-filled swelling (as an abscess)

the collecting of food and raw materials from the wild

collection sense 2a

a gather in cloth

gathering医学词典英英释义

gatheringnoun

a suppurating swelling : abscess

gathering 例句

1 I walk over and take hold of Chou’s hand, and together we follow Ma to the gathering at the town square.

2 Badwa’s face darkened, like a gathering of clouds before a monsoon.

3 A thick bank of clouds roils above Serra as if gathering strength for an assault.

4 “I’m so sorry for your loss. That’s what you’re supposed to say at funeral gatherings. And it’s true, too. I’m sorry for your loss.”

5 The seniors are planning to have a gathering.

这些毕业班学生计划聚会一次.

6 As a club regular myself, I claw the rocks of terminal shame at these family gatherings, especially in the 1970s, when Papa shows up wearing a brown double-knit suit with tan top-stitching.

7 I was stiff with long sitting, and bewildered with the noise and motion of the coach: gathering my faculties, I looked about me.

8 Adam and Cathy sat in the gathering dark under the tree.

9 “That makes me nervous, kids gathering around like I’m going to kick the bucket.”

10 This meant that we were no longer prevented from attending or speaking at gatherings, and arrangements were quickly made for me to speak at the theater.

11 Legend had it that they put it up in a single day, before one of the first big gatherings, when they realized the assembled no longer fit inside Valentine’s farmhouse.

12 Gene Nora Stumbough, a flying instructor at the University of Oklahoma, heard about the astronaut testing from Wally Funk at an Oklahoma college aviation gathering.

13 The feeling seemed to be gathering toward a climax of some kind, a rush of movement around them so fierce it was almost deafening.

14 When they arrived at the funeral home, they stood outside for a moment, gathering their strength to go inside.

15 How this longhouse dated back hundreds of years, while the gathering site at this village dated back thousands of years.

16 As the robot continued gathering wood, she found more victims of the cold.

17 Before they were finished gathering corn, however, we were faced with a trouble a whole lot too big for any of us to handle.

18 I’m gathering up the magazine cuttings when I find two envelopes underneath the paper pieces.

19 Alyce turned back again for the cottage, gathering comfrey leaves and raspberries and the tiny wild strawberries in her skirt as she went.

20 Gathering pecans in that grove was an autumn chore we always enjoyed.

我们一直很喜欢的活动就是在小树丛里采集山核桃.

gathering 同义词

2 衣褶

gather

4 渐增

accretion

8 逐渐增加

crescendo inch

9 收集起来的东西

gatherum

10 脓疮

fester pustule aposteme

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