Lingvanex Tranalator

Translator for


translation app

Lingvanex - your universal translation app

Translator for

Download For Free

Meaning & Definition of Rally in English

English

Rally

Pronunciation:

/ˈralē/

Part of Speech:

verb, noun

Plural:

rallies

Meaning and Definition of Rally

1. Primary Definition

A gathering of people for a common purpose, often to support a cause.

2. Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: To come together again in order to continue a fight, work, or effort.

    Example Sentence: The team managed to rally in the second half to win the game.

  • Definition: A mass meeting of people making a political protest or showing support for a cause.

    Example Sentence: Thousands attended the rally to protest climate change.

  • Definition: An increase in performance or activity after a period of decline.

    Example Sentence: The stock market saw a rally after the positive news from the economy.

  • Definition: To recover after a setback.

    Example Sentence: She was able to rally from her illness and return to work.

  • Definition: In sports, a series of exchanges between players until one fails to return the ball.

    Example Sentence: The players had a long rally before one finally made an error.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English 'ralien', from Old French 'rallier', from 're-' + 'allier' (to unite).

Synonyms

gathering | meeting | assembly | demonstration | protest

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • rally around: To come together for a common purpose, typically in support of someone.
  • rally cry: A slogan or phrase used to rally support for a cause.
  • call to rally: An invitation to come together for action.

Translations

  • Spanish: reunión
  • French: rassemblement
  • German: Rallye
  • Russian: митинг

Related Words

  • assemble: To gather together in one place.
  • mobilize: To organize people or resources for action.
  • protest: A statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something.

Slang Meanings of rally

  • Meaning: To cheer someone up or motivate them.

    Example Sentence: I know you’re down, but we can rally and get through this together.

  • Meaning: To unite for a short period, usually in a fun or informal context.

    Example Sentence: Let’s rally at the café after class.