Pronunciation: /ˈɡæðər/
noun a gathering or assembly of people, animals, or things
A1 I gathered some flowers for my mom.
A2 The family gathered around the dinner table.
B1 The students gathered in the library to study together.
B2 The team gathered for a strategy meeting before the big game.
C1 The researchers gathered data from various sources to analyze the trends.
C2 The politicians gathered for a summit to discuss important global issues.
verb to bring together or collect into one place or group
A1 I gather flowers in the garden.
A2 She gathers information from various sources before making a decision.
B1 The team gathered for a meeting to discuss the project.
B2 The researchers gathered data from surveys conducted across the country.
C1 The journalist gathered evidence to support their investigative report.
C2 The conference gathered experts from around the world to share their findings.
formal The conference room is where we gather for important meetings.
informal Let's gather at the park for a picnic this weekend.
slang Hey, wanna gather at my place later to hang out?
figurative She could gather her thoughts before making a decision.
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