| 单词 | rally |
| 释义 | rally (verb) rally 5 ENTRIES FOUND: rally (noun) rally (verb) rallying cry (noun) rallying point (noun) pep rally (noun) 1 rally /ˈræli/ noun plural rallies 1 rally /ˈræli/ noun plural rallies Learner's definition of RALLY [count] 1 : a public meeting to support or oppose someone or something集会；群众大会 a political rally政治集会 Supporters held a rally for the candidate.支持者举行集会支持候选人。 Protesters staged an antiwar rally.抗议者举行了一次反战集会。 a youth rally [=a public meeting for teenagers and young adults]青少年大会 — see also pep rally 2 finance : an increase in price or value after a decrease in price or value（价格、价值的）回升，反弹 Stock prices are up after the dollar's rally yesterday.昨天美元价格回升后，股票也开始上涨。 3 sports : an occurrence in which a team or player that has been behind or playing badly begins to play well（球队或运动员）状态的好转 The team's late-game rally [=comeback] helped them win the game.球队在比赛后期状态好转，赢得了比赛的胜利。 4 sports : a continuous series of hits back and forth between players in tennis or a similar game（网球等的）多拍回合 She ended the rally with a hard overhand shot to the far corner.她来了一记远角的上手大力击球，结束了多拍回合的对攻。 5 : a car race that is usually held on public roads汽车拉力赛 a road rally公路汽车拉力赛 a professional rally driver职业汽车拉力赛车手 2 rally /ˈræli/ verb rallies; rallied; rallying 2 rally /ˈræli/ verb rallies; rallied; rallying Learner's definition of RALLY 1 a [no object] : to meet publicly to support or oppose something : to come together for a rally集会；集结 His supporters will rally tomorrow morning outside the capitol.他的支持者将于明天上午在国会大厦外举行集会。 b [+ object] : to cause (people) to join together to publicly support or oppose something动员人们公开支持（或反对） The group is trying to rally voters for the election.这个团体正尽力为选举征得选民支持。 The shootings rallied protesters who say the city neglects poorer neighborhoods.多起枪杀事件促使人们集合起来，抗议市政府忽视贫困街区。 2 [no object] : to publicly support or oppose something or someone as a group公开支持（或反对） Many people in the community have rallied to the mayor's side. [=have publicly shown support for the mayor]社区内很多人都公开支持市长。 Parents rallied for/behind [=publicly showed support for] the new dress code guidelines.家长们支持新的着装规定。 Students rallied against [=publicly showed opposition to] the new dress code guidelines.学生们反对新的着装规定。 also : to join together as a group to do something团结起来支持（或反对） Concerned people around the country have rallied (together) to help raise money for the victims.全国各地的好心人都团结一致为受难者筹款。 3 [+ object] : to cause (a group of people) to have new energy and enthusiasm in a difficult time or situation动员（全体人员）发愤图强 The coach rallied his players for the second half of the game.教练鼓励队员在下半场比赛时奋起直追。 As the deadline approached, it was clear that we needed to rally the troops. [=to urge everyone to work harder]最后限期即将到来，显然我们需要动员全体人员更加努力工作。 4 [no object] : to improve suddenly after a period of weakness, failure, etc.重新振作；恢复士气 We were trailing for most of the game, but we rallied in the fourth quarter and ended up winning.比赛的大部分时间我们队一直处于劣势，但在第四节我们重振士气，最终取得了胜利。 Stocks rallied [=increased in price or value] at the close of trading today.今天收盘时股票价格突然回升。 The patient briefly rallied [=got healthier] but then became much worse and died a few days later.病人的情况曾短暂好转，但随即恶化，数日后病故。 rally around [phrasal verb] or chiefly British rally round rally around/round (someone or something) : to join together to support (someone or something) in a difficult time or situation（在困境中）团结起来支持…，团结在…周围 We rallied around our neighbors when their house burned down.我们邻居家失火后，大家一起帮助他们渡过难关。 When the town library lost its funding, the community rallied around it.镇图书馆失去了资金来源后，社区的人们团结起来支持它。 |
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