/reuˈniɾ/
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Translation
to gather, to bring together
Word origin
From re- ('again') plus unir, from Latin unire ('to unite'), from unus ('one').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- reunire
- English cognates
- reunite, unite
Grammar
Verb type-ir regular
Examples
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We are going to bring the whole family together on Sunday.
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He managed to gather enough money for the trip.
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We meet every week to talk about the project.
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The museum brings together works by artists from all over the world.
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What time does the team meet tomorrow?
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