| 释义 |
rallyral·ly1 /ˈræli / noun [countable] (plural ral·lies) a meeting of people to express support for a person, a political idea, etc.集会（支持某人、某政治观点等）◆20,000 people attended the rally for the new candidate.2 万人参加了新候选人的造势集会。 ➡ look at pep rally
rallyral·ly2 /ˈræli / verb (present participle ral·ly·ing, third person singular present tense ral·lies, past tense, past participle ral·lied)- [intransitive] to get stronger振作；康复◆The dollar rallied against the yen late yesterday.昨天晚些时候美元对日元的比值回升了。◆The Sharks rallied in the third period to win the game 2-1.鲨鱼队在第三节重振旗鼓，以 2:1 赢得比赛。
- [intransitive, transitive] to come together or to bring people together聚集；集合；召集◆McCain has rallied the party behind him.麦凯恩获得了党内成员的一致支持。
 ●rally around (sb / sth)to come together to help or support someone or something合力帮助；团结一致◆When I was in trouble, my family rallied around me.我一遇到困难，全家人就会协力相助。 |