Huddle together Meaning in English
expression
ˈhədəɫ/ /təˈɡɛðɝ
HUH-dul tuh-GEH-dhur
hˈʌdəl/ /təɡˈɛðɐ
HUD-uhl tugh-EH-thuh
释义
To move close to other people or animals in a tight group, usually for warmth, comfort, or safety.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal. Commonly used for people in cold weather, sports teams planning quietly, or animals staying close. Can show physical closeness and a sense of safety. Not used for organized lines or formations.
Spanish: acurrucarse juntos - apiñarsePortuguese (BR): agrupar-se juntos - aconchegar-se juntosPortuguese (PT): juntar-se - aconchegar-se juntosChinese (Simplified): 挤在一起 - 聚在一起Chinese (Traditional): 擠在一起 - 聚集在一起Hindi: एक साथ सिमटना - पास-पास बैठनाArabic: يتجمعون معًا - يلتفون معًاBengali: একসাথে গুটিশুটি মেরে থাকা - দলবেঁধে জড়ো হওয়াRussian: сбиваться в кучку - прижиматься друг к другуJapanese: 身を寄せ合うVietnamese: tụm lại với nhau - ôm sát nhauKorean: 옹기종기 모이다 - 서로 꼭 붙다Turkish: bir araya sıkıca toplanmakUrdu: ایک ساتھ سمٹنا - قریب آ کر بیٹھناIndonesian: tụm lại với nhau - xúm lại
例句
The children huddle together to stay warm in the snow.
basic
We huddled together during the storm.
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The kittens huddle together to sleep.
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Everyone huddled together when the power went out.
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"Let’s huddle together and figure out what to do next," she whispered.
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Fans huddled together in the stands to escape the cold wind.
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