Rallied Meaning in English

word · lemma: rally

US

ˈɹæɫid

RAL-eed

UK

ɹˈælid

AL-eed

Definition

'Rallied' is the past tense of 'rally.' It means people gathered together for support, or that someone came back from difficulty with increased strength or energy.

Usage & Nuances

'Rallied' is used formally and informally. It often appears with groups ('The crowd rallied') or individuals ('He rallied after surgery'). Common collocations: 'rallied support', 'rallied the team', 'rallied around.' Not used for physical objects. Can mean both gathering together or emotional/physical recovery.

• Spanish: reunió - se recuperó - animó (a otros)
• Portuguese (BR): reuniu - se recuperou - incentivou (outros)
• Portuguese (PT): reuniu - recuperou-se - animou (outros)
• Chinese (Simplified): 集结了 - 振作起来 - 鼓舞（他人）
• Chinese (Traditional): 集結了 - 振作起來 - 鼓舞（他人）
• Hindi: एकत्र हुआ - संभल गया - हिम्मत बंधाई
• Arabic: اجتمع - تعافى - شجّع (الآخرين)
• Bengali: একত্রিত হয়েছিল - ঘুরে দাঁড়িয়েছিল
• Russian: сплотились - оправился
• Japanese: 結集した - 持ち直した
• Vietnamese: tập hợp lại - hồi phục
• Korean: 모였다 - 회복했다
• Turkish: toplandı - toparlandı
• Urdu: اکٹھے ہوئے - سنبھل گیا
• Indonesian: berkumpul - bangkit kembali

Example Sentences

The team rallied in the second half and won the match.

basic

After the fire, neighbors rallied to help each other rebuild.

basic

Sarah rallied and finished her homework despite feeling tired.

basic

The community rallied around the family after their loss.

natural

Markets quickly rallied after the initial shock.

natural

She felt weak but rallied enough to attend the meeting.

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